Original U.S. WWII Extensive Pigeon Breeding Group Scrapbook with Patch & Currency Collection - Over 200 Photographs Snider Rifle Accessories It is maker marked on

It is maker marked on the inner draw of the telescope

with serial #12900

but they are very effective against an enemy within a confined space

The short rifle retains its serial numbers of F 42200 on the barrel only

McAulay notes that 18 “Gilt Cutlasses’ were purchased in mid-1865 by the Navy at the rate of $25 each

Original U.S. WWII Extensive Pigeon Breeding Group Scrapbook with Patch & Currency Collection - Over 200 Photographs Snider Rifle Accessories It is maker marked onOriginal Item. One Of A Kind. This is the tremendous scrapbook belonging to Technical Sergeant Edward Varga, of the Pigeon Breeding Group stationed at Fort Monmouth, New Jersey. Varga spent a great deal of time training stateside, before serving in Europe from July 1944 to November 1945. The scrapbook has a myriad of materials including over 200 photographs, postcards, documents, a collection of 26 U. S. patches, a German eagle patch, and a collection