Original WWI U.S. Marine Corps 1st Battalion 5th Marines Named Grouping Antique Gun Parts Overall a unique and appealing

Overall a unique and appealing piece of WWII and Third Reich history

later claimed that he acted to protect the besieged foreigners

Features a Special Naval Landing Forces stamped canopy (anchor) and offered in excellent condition

The message is dated May 5th

offered in very good condition with orange tint lenses

Original WWI U.S. Marine Corps 1st Battalion 5th Marines Named Grouping Antique Gun Parts Overall a unique and appealingOriginal Items: One of a kind Set. Private Richard D. Klink (Marine Corps Serial number 61705) served with the 1st Battalion 5th Marine Regiment, 2nd Infantry Division in World War One from July 28th, 1918 to August 13th, 1919. He fought with the USMC in France and survived the Great War. The following items belonged to him and are included in this wonderful WWI grouping: An extremely rare example of an original U. S. Marine Corps M1917 "Doughboy"