Original U.S. Spanish-American War Enormous Spanish Flag Captured by 16th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry at El Coto with Hand-Painted Royal Spanish Coat of Arms - 50 x 144” Display Guns & Parts Sets These cans are in good

These cans are in good to excellent condition

It’s safe to say production probably did not last long as Soviet domestic field telephone production recovered later in 1943

both sides were in need of arms

The 36th Division landed in French North Africa on 13 April 1943

Nearly always overlooked and mistaken for the P-1796 Third Model Brown Bess musket

Original U.S. Spanish-American War Enormous Spanish Flag Captured by 16th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry at El Coto with Hand-Painted Royal Spanish Coat of Arms - 50 x 144” Display Guns & Parts Sets These cans are in goodOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is a tremendous souvenir, one that blows most others out of the water. This enormous Spanish flag was captured by Company I, 16th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry at El Coto on July 29th, 1898. On July 20th, Colonel W. J. Rulings was directed by General Wilson to embark upon transport No. 21, and to proceed under orders not to be opened until at sea. The embarkation of troops and stores occupied the night of