Original U.S. WWI Marine Corps 2nd Infantry Division Embroidered Indianhead Insignia Patch Military Maps Leather tab in excellent condition

Leather tab in excellent condition and nicely maker stamped:

A curved leather-covered metal spring arm extended downward from the helmets fiber shell and exerted tension on the ear phone to hold the ear flap assembly snugly against the user's ear

this huge warship capsized and sank some 200km from Okinawa

The upper of the collar is fabricated from a very small mid-tone gray wool

A very scarce Revolutionary War Officer's Belt Plate from a British Regiment that seemed to fight almost everywhere throughout the war

Original U.S. WWI Marine Corps 2nd Infantry Division Embroidered Indianhead Insignia Patch Military Maps Leather tab in excellent conditionOriginal Item: Only One Available. Almost 100 years after its inception, the 2nd Divisions distinctive star and Indian head insignia is perhaps the most sought after of all of the shoulder patches used by the American Expeditionary Forces (AEF). There are a number of reasons for this One being the 2nd Divisions unmatched fighting record during the Great War. Another is that it was the only AEF division to be composed of Army, Navy and Marine Corps