Original U.S. WWII Official Photographer U.S. Army Signal Corps Named Grouping British Bayonets Most notably:

Most notably:

Dating from the Napoleonic era of 1795 to 1815 this was worn by a Drummer Boy who beat the timing for Infantry marching on the battlefield

• Right Chest:

Victory in EuropeIn January 1945

It hung from a little metal clip on the waist belt

Original U.S. WWII Official Photographer U.S. Army Signal Corps Named Grouping British Bayonets Most notably:Original Items: One of a kind. A fantastic grouping that belonged to a Technician 4th Grade (T Sgt) Priddy (ASN: 15129039). T Sgt Priddy was an official photographer of the U. S. Army Signal Corps, Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force, Army Service Forces. World War I was one of the first conflicts during which cameras were small enough to be carried on one's person. Canadian soldier Jack Turner secretly and illegally brought a camera to