Original U.S. WWI Adlake Kerosene Oil Lantern MG 34 Bolt & Barrel Assembly There are two smiths using

There are two smiths using this name listed in the book

Lieutenant Harris was commissioned in March 27th

This vintage US WWI propaganda metal sign measures approximately 8-inches by 14-inches

these gauntlets (long gloves) actually came out of Sweden

Nice dark patina finish with a smooth straight walnut stock and an iron buttplate

Original U.S. WWI Adlake Kerosene Oil Lantern MG 34 Bolt & Barrel Assembly There are two smiths usingOriginal Item: Only One Available. Manufactured by the Adams and Westlake Company of Chicago and Philadelphia this Kerosene Oil Lantern is embossed ADLAKE and bears copious patent dates inside under the detachable oil burner ranging from 1903 to 1913. The removable burner with adjustable wick also bears patent dates of 1916. This model of Lantern was designed to be mounted onto an "L" bracket and shone white light to the front and red light to the