Original U.S. WWI M1910 First Aid Pouch by JPS with 1916-Dated Unopened Bandage - Dated 1917 Receiver Top Cover It looks like the holster

It looks like the holster was dyed black on the front at one point

and the twisted brass wire wrapping is fully intatc

or PT-19 trainers

This example comes with the standard belt scabbard with the tongue intact

A Letter of farewell from Major General Robert Frederick where he outlines the Regiments involvement as members of the First Airborne Task Force during the Invasion of Southern France

Original U.S. WWI M1910 First Aid Pouch by JPS with 1916-Dated Unopened Bandage - Dated 1917 Receiver Top Cover It looks like the holsterOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is a very scarce M1910 first aid pouch with an original 1916 dated Bandage First Aid Packet. It is faintly marked JPS 1917 under the flap. Both snaps still work great. The back of the pouch is stenciled D5 68 and under the flap is stenciled D 68, denoting a unit marking of Company D, 68th Regiment (Infantry or Artillery). There is a unit equipment tag on the front marked A17 50, another marking from when it was