Original U.S. WWI Marine Corps 2nd Infantry Division 1st Signal Battalion English Made Uniform Insignia Patch colts All the measures took place

All the measures took place under strict secrecy

There is a small hole in the bottom near the pressure vent

The tubes are intact and present

It has a heavy hard Rubber permanently attached handle cover with large curved blade axe head with spike protruding rearward

blasting at houses and buildings that the enemy had organized as strong points in their futile attempt to prevent the advance of our troops

Original U.S. WWI Marine Corps 2nd Infantry Division 1st Signal Battalion English Made Uniform Insignia Patch colts All the measures took placeOriginal Item: Only One Available. Almost 100 years after its inception, the 2nd Divisions distinctive star and Indian head insignia is perhaps the most sought after of all of the shoulder patches used by the American Expeditionary Forces (AEF). There are a number of reasons for this One being the 2nd Divisions unmatched fighting record during the Great War. Another is that it was the only AEF division to be composed of Army, Navy and Marine Corps