Original U.S. Pre-WWI US Army Named M1902 Visor Cap With Direct Embroidered Bullion Insignia by The Pettibone Bros. - Identified to Sergeant James A. Churm, 12th Infantry, Pennsylvania National Guard - Size 7 Category_MG 42 Bolt & Barrel Assembly This is an interesting grouping

This is an interesting grouping of items all used to simulate Improvised Explosive Devices

The included scabbard looks to be for some other type of saber

RAF Triplex models or French Meyrowitz-Luxor type goggles etc

The liner is dated 1983

These were intended for use in troop training due to the shortage of rifles and bayonets during the First World War

Original U.S. Pre-WWI US Army Named M1902 Visor Cap With Direct Embroidered Bullion Insignia by The Pettibone Bros. - Identified to Sergeant James A. Churm, 12th Infantry, Pennsylvania National Guard - Size 7 Category_MG 42 Bolt & Barrel Assembly This is an interesting groupingOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a Navy blue Model 1902 peaked visor that belonged to a US Army NCO during the Pre WWI era. The visor replaced the earlier pattern known as M1895. This particular pattern was the second visor cap design of the US Army after they stopped using the traditional kepi design. This example is identified on the sweatband to Sergeant James Albert Churm, who enlisted in Company F, 12th Infantry, Pennsylvania National