Original U.S. WWI Era Inert 75mm Artillery Round With Fuse Lanchester SMG crossing back into Virginia the

crossing back into Virginia the next day

From December 12th to the 15th

- Late War Metal Handle: This knife is a little rougher than the jigged bone handle and does not lock the blade in the open position

Of interest is that the original owner of this helmet painted on the flaming bomb device with “ARP” on the flame portion of the badge

with just a bit of checking and crazing

Original U.S. WWI Era Inert 75mm Artillery Round With Fuse Lanchester SMG crossing back into Virginia theOriginal Item: Only One Available. Now this is a wonderful piece of American ordnance history! This is a lovely example of an American made 75mm artillery round. It is in total compliance per the current BATF rules governing inert ordnance. Not Available For Export The US Army adopted the French 75 mm field gun during World War I and used it extensively in battle. The US designation of the basic weapon was 75 mm Gun M1897. There were 480 American 75