Original Signed Limited Edition Print: Framed “Eye of the Storm” by Mort Künstler - 231/1000 - 27 ¾ x 33” Category_Brunswick Parts The rear visor unfortunately has

The rear visor unfortunately has extensive stitching loss and is mostly held on by the brass spine

with a black painted aluminum case

was introduced in the late 1960s (NSN assigned 18 December 1967)

and is currently largest government-owned weapons manufacturing arsenal in the United States

This is a nice UNTOUCHED example of an original sword that got updated as the years passed by

Original Signed Limited Edition Print: Framed “Eye of the Storm” by Mort Künstler - 231/1000 - 27 ¾ x 33” Category_Brunswick Parts The rear visor unfortunately hasOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a signed print of Eye of the Storm by John Paul Strain. On the evening of September 18, 1863, in the dark of night amidst heavy smoke General Patrick Cleburne and his Division overran Union positions in the action of the densely wooded banks of Chickamauga Creek and captured three guns. One of them, a bronze 12 pound "Napoleon" is in the foreground, with a dead Union artillerist pinned underneath. Near