Original U.S. WWI Every Girl Pulling for Victory - United War Work Campaign Poster Revolutionary War the army developed a special

the army developed a special cage and parachute for dropping pigeons from aircraft to supply isolated troops with a means of communication

It is complete with headsets

and thus increase production

This is possibly the first Nickel Plated Army Dagger we have ever handled

it was later modified in the WWI era from the Model 1870 issue to the Model of 1870/1915 model with a shortened blade length of 9 1/2" to match the overall length of the WWI front line rifle the M-1891 CARCANO 6

Original U.S. WWI Every Girl Pulling for Victory - United War Work Campaign Poster Revolutionary War the army developed a specialOriginal Item: Only One Available. World War One "Every Girl Pulling for Victory" 1918. Color Lithograph. Approximately 28 x 22 inches. Good Condition. Every girl pulling for victory Victory Girls United War Work Campaign E. P. Poster showing a young woman rowing a boat, "Victory." Designed by artist Edward Penfield, 1866 1925. Another example can be found in the Library of Congress at this link.