Original U.S. WWII 382nd Field Artillery Battalion Named Officer Grouping Russian Headgear perhaps as Imperial German aid

perhaps as Imperial German aid during the conflict and was subsequently recaptured by the Russians before the close of the war

Also included is a beautifully framed photo or Knowland along with a copy of his Victoria Cross citation

So let us suppose the shipment ended up in Culcutta and was available to the buying agents for a myriad of Indian States who although under British rule still operated their own armed forces

Made by WILLIAM GRICE of LONDON who worked from 1740-1780 this slim swamped 15-inch brass barreled blunderbuss has an overall length of 30 ½ inches

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Original U.S. WWII 382nd Field Artillery Battalion Named Officer Grouping Russian Headgear perhaps as Imperial German aidOriginal Items: One of a kind grouping. The 382nd Field Artillery Battalion was part of the 103rd Infantry Division during WWII. Captain Robert E. Spangler (later promoted to Major) was an officer that began his journey with the company during stateside training and fought his way through Europe earning battle decorations and medal ribbons along the way. There is a fascinating website http: richardswwiihistorypage. weebly. com battery a 382 fa bn