Original U.S. WWI Named Enlisted Pilot 26th Aero Squadron 3rd Air Park Aviation Warrant Officer Uniform Jacket & Breeches with Victory Ribbon & Wound Stripe One-of-a-Kind then escorting bombers over New

then escorting bombers over New Guinea and sea convoys to Admiralty Islands

Pleasant and on the sides with 10th Inf

The Blücher pattern features a fine lion head with a long snout

most likely made from beech wood

the serial number range places the date of manufacture in or about 1865

Original U.S. WWI Named Enlisted Pilot 26th Aero Squadron 3rd Air Park Aviation Warrant Officer Uniform Jacket & Breeches with Victory Ribbon & Wound Stripe One-of-a-Kind then escorting bombers over NewOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is a very interesting identified pilots uniform that did at one point have a set of pilots wings above the left breast pocket. This appears to have belonged to a combat torn pilot who was wounded in the air and transferred to the 26th Aero Instruction Squadron of the 3rd Air Park. In the pocket of this uniform is a note reading: CADET UNIFORM OF THE MEN IN THE LAFAYETTE ESQUADRILLE IN TRAINING W. W. I, WORN BY J.