Original WWI Danish M1915 Infantry Enlisted Kepi Antique Colts The M41 "mermite" container was

The M41 "mermite" container was also used as a blood bank during WW2

Original Item: One ONLY

who served as the first headquarters commandant for the American Expeditionary Forces oversaw much of the arrangements for the movement of the 1st Division to France

many thanks for refreshing my memories

these are classic 10x50 German military issue in WW2

Original WWI Danish M1915 Infantry Enlisted Kepi Antique Colts The M41 "mermite" container wasOriginal Item: Only One Available. Nice example of a World War One era Danish Army enlisted mans kepi (M15). With WWI underway to the south of neutral Denmark, the Army decided to introduce a better camouflaged uniform in 1915. The light gray was, in fact, a poorly chosen color and was quickly deemed a temporary measure. Nevertheless, the gray uniform continued to be used up until 1939, although it was officially supplanted by the olive green 1923