Original U.S. WWII USMC 4th Parachute Battalion 27th Regiment Paramarine Named Service A Uniform with Rare EGA Paratrooper Wings - William R. Robertshaw Japanese Ordnance The Prince Eugen design features

The Prince Eugen design features a less ornate pommel than many others

This is a great example of the rare & elusive “Spider Web” Anti-Aircraft rear sight used on the Chauchat Machine Gun during & after World War I

fixing some of the issues with that model

There are a few scattered areas of moth nips but nothing that is too damaging or compromises the structural integrity of the wool

The belt measures 32 inches in overall length

Original U.S. WWII USMC 4th Parachute Battalion 27th Regiment Paramarine Named Service A Uniform with Rare EGA Paratrooper Wings - William R. Robertshaw Japanese Ordnance The Prince Eugen design featuresOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is a great Paramarine Service Uniform named to Private First Class and Assistant Cook (Corporal) William Roy Robertshaw who was a member of the 4th Parachute Battalion, First Marine Parachute Regiment, First Marine Amphibious Corps. In January 1944, Robertshaw was working as a cook in the battalion mess when the Paramarines began to be disbanded. He was then transferred to the 3rd Battalion, 27th Marine Regiment, 5th