Original U.S. WWI to Post War Large US Army Type 1 & 2 Collar Discs and Uniform Insignia Lot - 62 Items U.S. Navy The barrel is faintly marked

The barrel is faintly marked 1863 on the breech

Jackson read out the minutes of a meeting that had been held shortly after Kristallnacht

The only “damage” to the helmet is that the padding for the top pad has deteriorated and the black felt pad cover with the manufacturer tag is now loose in the helmet

so it is definitely WWI period

kept his eye on the enemy in his front

Original U.S. WWI to Post War Large US Army Type 1 & 2 Collar Discs and Uniform Insignia Lot - 62 Items U.S. Navy The barrel is faintly markedOriginal Items: Only One Lot of 62 Available. The first collar discs were one inch in diameter with raised edges, a threaded post and screw back for attachment. They were made of solid, dark finished copper with a color range from true bronze to a blackish brown. It was commonly held that gilt discs came into existence in 1921 as part of a series of changes to enlisted men collar insignia. Type I DiscsOne piece collar discs with smooth, fine dotted or