Original U.S. WWI Named 26th Infantry Division Ambulance Grouping - Private Joseph Albert Rich Spanish Military Equipment We have no idea when

We have no idea when the paint was applied but let us just ALL assume it was done after WW2

Abbasia is in fact the large Military Arsenal located in Cairo Egypt and was probably marked there as an inventory reference which confirms use in that theatre of WW1

two of which are worn in front of the torso suspended by the braces and the equipment waist belt

Made of steel and brass construction

Pistol shows minor old worm damage to the rear stock and features all brass mounts with a steel ram rod

Original U.S. WWI Named 26th Infantry Division Ambulance Grouping - Private Joseph Albert Rich Spanish Military Equipment We have no idea whenOriginal 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