Original U.S. WWI 1st Division Named Uniform Jacket & Breeches with Embroidered Patch & Numbered Collar Discs - George E. Smith, 16th Infantry Regiment One-of-a-Kind offset from the barrel to

offset from the barrel to allow firing with the bayonet fixed in place

This is a tremendous lightweight trench club with great patina & character

Acquired recently from a private collection

Truly a beautiful example of a personalized M1917 carrying case from WWI

This would be great for any static display or for Vietnam War reenactors

Original U.S. WWI 1st Division Named Uniform Jacket & Breeches with Embroidered Patch & Numbered Collar Discs - George E. Smith, 16th Infantry Regiment One-of-a-Kind offset from the barrel toOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a fantastic example of a patched WWI US Army tunic that belonged to a member of the US Armys 1st Division, The Big Red One. The "Red One" Division achieved a number of firsts in World War I to arrive in France, to be at the front, to fire at the enemy, to raid, to suffer casualties and to be cited in general orders. Thus the insignia is a large, red numeral "one" on an olive drab shield, much like the one on