Original U.S. WWII Travel Diary & Ribbon-Painted Camp Chair of Lieutenant Louis A. Childress with Provenance Note Japanese Marines These scabbards are rare to

These scabbards are rare to find in ANY condition

The second is a belt dagger

was introduced as it created a unique battlefield sound so everyone who heard it knew that a Gas Attack was imminent

along with other markings

held in 1933

Original U.S. WWII Travel Diary & Ribbon-Painted Camp Chair of Lieutenant Louis A. Childress with Provenance Note Japanese Marines These scabbards are rare toOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is an outstanding piece of WWII history, a painted camp chair with a tremendous provenance note attached to the bottom. The chair was carried in the bed roll of Lieutenant Louis A. Childress. The front of the chair is painted with the ribbons for the Asiatic Pacific Campaign Medal with one campaign star and the Philippine Liberation Medal with one star (interestingly, he painted this ribbon upside down). The seat of