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Original U.S. WWI Named 28th Keystone Division Judge Advocate’s Officer’s Greatcoat with Extremely Scarce Hood & Lieutenant Colonel Chicken Gut Ranks - Cleon Nivelle Berntheizel - Pennsylvania National Guard Russian Maxim 1910 For designs such as theOriginal Item. One of a Kind. As far as First World War Greatcoats go, this is likely the greatest we have ever seen. This is a gorgeous Private Purchase Officers overcoat identified to Lieutenant Colonel Cleon Nivelle Berntheizel, the Divisional Judge Advocate of the 28th Division, the Pennsylvania National Guard Division. The tag on the interior pocket lists him as a 1st Lieutenant, a rank that he held until July 15th, 1917, when he was promoted to