Original U.S. WWII 48 Star Flag U.S. Government Marked - 4 x 6 British Bayonets It is not even the

It is not even the beginning of the end

this Dutch Infantry Rifle was made by Stevens in Maastricht in the Netherlands

The fifty four Amtracs of the 672nd Amphibious Battalion came ashore in nine columns of six vehicles after green smoke grenades were popped on San Antonio beach

wrench marks

The name “Evenden” is written in well executed script

Original U.S. WWII 48 Star Flag U.S. Government Marked - 4 x 6 British Bayonets It is not even theOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an internment flag made for U. S. Government. These were issued by The US Military for the burial of our soldiers who had fallen in battle. This would have draped across the coffin before burial. The flag is large and measures 4 x 6 feet. It is a sturdy cotton and has been stitched together. There are 48 stars on this flag. Cotton flags were issued during WWII and a nylon flag was issued during the Korean