Original U.S. WWI 50th Aero Squadron Framed Yardlong Portrait Featuring Medal of Honor Recipient Lt. Erwin R. Bleckley, Finder of “The Lost Battalion” colts The shell is stamped with

The shell is stamped with hkp64 on the rear skirt above heat lot 4748

The scabbard body has no cracks or chips

Coulston was born during 1838 in Philadelphia

Mink Brand made in Japan

set up Camp Miramas nearby

Original U.S. WWI 50th Aero Squadron Framed Yardlong Portrait Featuring Medal of Honor Recipient Lt. Erwin R. Bleckley, Finder of “The Lost Battalion” colts The shell is stamped withOriginal Item: Only One Available. "Sir," Goettler informed Lieutenant Dan Morse before taking off on the final flight of the day, "Erv and I have decided we're going to find that bunch of doughboys or die trying." Not all of the pilots of World War I aviation were flamboyant, one man fighting forces. The pilots were certainly the men who took to the clouds to dogfight with enemy airplanes, record a tally of victories, and claim the title "Ace". Of no