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it rose to fame once taken over by two sons of Master Gunsmith Andreas Mauser: Wilhelm & Paul Mauser
deciding he already knew everything being taught to new soldiers
Original Items: Only One Lot of 24 Available
and stamped brass 1st Lieutenant’s (Trung Uy) pin-on insignia
The Remington "Smoot" patent revolver registered in 1873 was a very early attempt by Remington Arms Company at a breech loading revolver system
Original U.S. Signed Framed Portraits of Generals George S. Patton and Maxwell Taylor With Signed Letter by General Matthew Ridgway - 3 Items MP 34 it rose to fame onceOriginal Item: Only One Available. Now this is a wonderful trio of items all signed by 3 of the most infamous Generals, Patton, Taylor and Ridgway! Both of the pictures are framed with Patton measuring 11 x 14 and Taylor 13 x 11. The third signed item is a letter from General Ridgway to his good friend John K. Lattimer who treated the casualties from D Day in the field! All items are in wonderful condition. The Items In This Lot: Framed General George
