Original Rare Russian WWI Trench Art Artillery Shells (Dated 1907 & 1914) - Matched Set US Civil War Reporting to me from under

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History of the Winchester Model 1873

The base of the ashtray is 6” long and 3” at the widest points

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This is an early M-1 helmet with a set of fixed (non-movable) chinstrap loops called bales and a stainless steel rim

Original Rare Russian WWI Trench Art Artillery Shells (Dated 1907 & 1914) - Matched Set US Civil War Reporting to me from underOriginal Items: Only Set Available. This is the very first set of Trench Art Artillery Shells we have ever seen decorated as Trench Art! Most likely a souvenir from an American Serving in the Siberian Expedition fighting the Bolsheviks in the North Russia Campaign of 1918 1919. The shells retain all their original Russian markings, are each dated (one 1907, and the other 1914 1915), and are profusely marked with arsenal and inspector stamps. This is a