the 102nd Infantry Regiment was replaced in the guard by the 182nd Infantry Regiment
The scabbard still has proof marks stamped into the metal throat on the top of the scabbard
We believe that this insignia may be a replica or was added to the hat later
The genuine one-of-a-kind oil painting measures 34 inches wide by 29 inches tall
These were originally produced to meet the demand for bayonet when many M1 Carbines were released from surplus
Original British WWI Era Officer’s Pocket Watch in Hallmarked Case with Royal Artillery Markings British Ordnance the 102nd Infantry Regiment wasOriginal Item: One of a Kind. Here we have a lovely WWI Era British Officer's pocket watch, held in a very nice silver hallmarked case. There are some very small hallmarks around the stem of the watch, however we cannot make them out. However the inside of the back cover is marked with a "Lion", a "Shield" and a capital letter "M". The shield has three "Garbs", or bundles of grain, around a sword, the coat of arms of Chester, England. The letter "M"
