Original U.S. Korean War United States Marine Corps Cardboard Display Poster Dated 1951 - 28” x 11” German Luger participated in the night bombardments

participated in the night bombardments of Minami Daito (28 March and 10 May) and in the continuous strikes against other Japanese positions on Okinawa and Kyushu (1 April – 30 May)

The tunic has all medal ribbons with the oak leaves on the Air Medal and Purple Heart

The jersey features red piping and 4 gray buttons with 1 red button where the lettering crosses the seam

Blade Length: 8”

Original U.S. Korean War United States Marine Corps Cardboard Display Poster Dated 1951 - 28” x 11” German Luger participated in the night bombardmentsOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a lovely example of what could have been used as a recruitment method for the United States Marine Corps. Cardboard posters and banners such as this one would have been seen not only on military installations but recruiting offices as well. The Marine Corps Recruiting Command of the United States Marine Corps responsible for military recruitment of civilians into the Corps. In addition to finding volunteers