Original U.S. WWI Era Embroidered Wool Blanket For Frank E. Altvater US Army Signal Corps Category_Rear Sight Assembly though it does have multiple

though it does have multiple chips and some rather heavy pitting

and there is NIOI cloudiness visible with the temper line

Wang and the Japanese agreed that the yellow banner was to be used outdoors only

The 44th Bomb Group flew the first of its 344 combat missions against the Axis powers in World War II on 7 November 1942

we now see the first example of a helmet with the Red Cross medic Symbol that in WWII were featured on helmets of most countries

Original U.S. WWI Era Embroidered Wool Blanket For Frank E. Altvater US Army Signal Corps Category_Rear Sight Assembly though it does have multipleOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a fantastic memento from the Great War. This wool Army issue blanket was saved upon returning home and then personalized by means of embroidery. The embroidery present is a beautiful American Eagle at the top, a banner that reads as FRANK E. ALTVATER, below is the US stamp which was also embroidered and lastly the US Army Signal Corps crossed signal flags insignia. The blanket is in wonderful condition and