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The grip is finely checkered ivory which displays a couple of small age stress cracks
Designed to be worn in center of the back on a shoulder belt these symbolized the days when battlefield messages were transported from Officer to Officer where the messenger could not reach the pouch
interrogation and debriefing by a British officer
For loading a Philadelphia Deringer
Klink (Marine Corps Serial number 61705) served with the 1st Battalion 5th Marine Regiment
Original U.S. WWII Named Tank Destroyer Mackinaw Coat Jeep Jacket Books & Films The grip is finely checkeredOriginal Item: One of a kind. This jacket is named to Staff Sergeant CHARLES F. FRANZ (ASN 33181708) from Maryland. Size 36 WWII US Mackinaw Coat "jeep jacket" is a fantastic example of this highly recognizable piece of clothing. It is the 3rd pattern of this type. All buttons and straps are present. Left shoulder bears a tank destroyer patch and both sleeves have Staff Sergeant chevrons. The interior is fully lined in green wool. There is a size tag
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