Original U.S. WWI Numbered Distinguished Service Cross with Case Conflict M3 Grease Gun) that passes

M3 Grease Gun) that passes through the left side of the helmet and exits through the right

At the Battle of Salamanca in July 1812 Lieutenant William Pearce of the 2nd battalion captured the French Imperial Eagle of the French 62nd Regiment

British Officer's World War One private purchase high quality swagger stick and combined trench club

He had what he needed to executive the bombing of Tokyo

The grip is hard leather with a crisp checkering finish still remaining

Original U.S. WWI Numbered Distinguished Service Cross with Case Conflict M3 Grease Gun) that passesOriginal Item: One of a kind. During World War One there were 6,309 recipients of the Distinguished Service Cross. The breakdown for each brans was as follows: 5,429 Army 319 Army Air Service 357 Marine Corps 43 Navy 154 Foreign Service Members 7 Civilian The Distinguished Service Cross is the second highest military award that can be given to a member of the United States Army (and previously the United States Air Force) for extreme gallantry and