Original U.S. WWI Army Balloon Officer Named Grouping - AEF Army Air Service Holsters & Cases with some wear and oxidation

with some wear and oxidation

The blade of the sabre was generally double or triple-fullered

The earliest documented use of pigeons by an army was by the Romans more than 2

tougher canvas on the elbows

• Handwritten letter from Bainbridge's own files marked "duplicate" dated the 1st of September

Original U.S. WWI Army Balloon Officer Named Grouping - AEF Army Air Service Holsters & Cases with some wear and oxidationOriginal Items: One of a kind Set. Spectacular archive comprising the World War I uniform and documents belonging to 2nd Lt. Lawrence C. Schaper, US Army Balloon Observer and Instructor. The group originated from the Bob Ford collection, with Mr. Ford having acquired the group directly from Lt. Schaper. The set includes a private purchase officer's tunic with stand collar, and four pocket front, with a very rare original Army Balloon Observer badge; a