Original U.S. WWI Motor Transport Corps Named Trench Art M1910 Canteen - Dated 1918 Russian Artillery encompassing a white enamel field

encompassing a white enamel field with canted black enamel Swas (swas)

which goes about 1mm deep

WWI Officer's "Doughboy" M1917 Helmet

This is an excellent example of a German WWII Naval-issue black pebble-grain leather triple Patronentaschen (ammunition pouch)

Original U.S. WWI Motor Transport Corps Named Trench Art M1910 Canteen - Dated 1918 Russian Artillery encompassing a white enamel fieldOriginal Item: One of a kind. This is a standard M1910 aluminum canteen made in 1918 by Aluminum Goods Manufacturing Co of Manitowoc, Wisconsin, and stamped on the reverse: U. S. AGM Co. 1918 However, this is not just an ordinary canteen but a canvas for a very skilled (and bored) engraver (soldier) of the Motor Transport Corps, who engraved the insignia of the corps on the canteen: A Winged Helmet of Mercury superimposed over a wheel. They also