Original U.S. WWI Named 26th Infantry Division Ambulance Grouping - Private Joseph Albert Rich Receiver Top Cover Underneath the saddle ring bar

Underneath the saddle ring bar

25 (58 cm)

this Parker Hale style tool allows easy disassembly and re-assembly of Civil War era Enfield

An empty magazine shell is installed and is marked 22 on the right-hand side

The barrel rear shows the Egyptian Police acceptance mark and the serial number has been added in Arabic script

Original U.S. WWI Named 26th Infantry Division Ambulance Grouping - Private Joseph Albert Rich Receiver Top Cover Underneath the saddle ring barOriginal Items: One of a kind set. This is an incredible very scarce authentic WWI collection from Private Joseph Albert Rich was from Bridgeport, Connecticut and served in 26th Infantry Division, 102nd Infantry Regiment, Company K (Ambulance). He took part in famous battles including the Aisne Marne campaign, Saint Mihiel and the last major offensive of the war, at Meuse Argonne. Not only did he take part but he wrote about them in his personal diary