Original WWI U.S. Army Headquarters Company 23rd Infantry Regiment Uniform Insignia Patch - 2nd Division German Field Equipment dated Thirtieth day of September

dated Thirtieth day of September 1835 and signed Andrew Jackson

The Carbine is fitted to accept a sword bayonet to be mounted on the right hand side via a large bayonet bar mounted on the muzzle via two iron rings

Also known as

Allin on September 19

Nylon had been first used to replace silk canopies in US Army Air Force chutes in about 1944-45

Original WWI U.S. Army Headquarters Company 23rd Infantry Regiment Uniform Insignia Patch - 2nd Division German Field Equipment dated Thirtieth day of SeptemberOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an ultra rare uniform patch insignia from World War One for the Headquarters Company of the 23rd Infantry Regiment, part of the U. S. Army 3rd Infantry Brigade. The patch features a black felt circle background that measures about 3 inches across, with a stenciled on white five pointed star with a very nice hand painted Indian Head in the middle. These patches are extremely rare and ones in this high grade