Original U.S. Vietnam War 101st Airborne Named Bowie Knife Grouping Japanese Flags Shell in maker stamped and

Shell in maker stamped and size stamped 64 along with batch number 2991

- very fine example of a very rare rifle

Introduced in WW1 it was not only deadly but perhaps the most terrifying weapon ever used

but that is in the future

recalled from the battle for Guadalcanal:

Original U.S. Vietnam War 101st Airborne Named Bowie Knife Grouping Japanese Flags Shell in maker stamped andOriginal Item: One of a kind set. This is a fantastic grouping that belonged Sergeant Richard D. Eliassen who served as a member of 502nd Airborne Infantry Regiment where he served as squad leader and platoon sergeant. During his tenure with the Strike Force, he participated in 305 days of combat (July 1976 July 1968) during the following operations: MALHEUR II HOOD RIVER BENTON STRIKE FORCE COOK WHEELER I & II KLAMATH FALLS SAN ANGELO HOUSTON BENSON