U.S. WWII Army Air Force Named Large Grouping in Suit Case War of 1812 The Burnside receivers were stamped:

The Burnside receivers were stamped:

The inside is ink stamped:

attacked German communications and fortifications during the Battle of the Bulge

Original WW1 Maker marked and Dated Bayonet Training simulation rifles

U.S. WWII Army Air Force Named Large Grouping in Suit Case War of 1812 The Burnside receivers were stamped:Original Items: one of a kind set. Literally this comes "straight out of the attic! This grouping belonged to Staff Sergeant EDWARD A SULLIVAN, #13043320 T42 43 from Muskogee, Oklahoma. What this vintage fiber suitcase includes is the following: Staff Sergeant Sullivans tunic is dated February 7th, 1940 and is complete with all buttons, insignias, a 3rd Air Army Air Force badge, Medical Corps and Ruptured Duck patch. The ribbon denotes the following