Original U.S. WWI 58th Coastal Artillery Corps Diary of Samuel Reis - July 1917 to January 1919 - 14 Pages of Writing Category_Flintlock Pistols The sweatband has been well

The sweatband has been well preserved and the leather chinstrap is still there

Baumann - Skokie

Firearms industry

The early variants of the Order were screw back badges to allow wear on clothing

On this example the most obvious difference is an extra layer of fabric

Original U.S. WWI 58th Coastal Artillery Corps Diary of Samuel Reis - July 1917 to January 1919 - 14 Pages of Writing Category_Flintlock Pistols The sweatband has been wellOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is a tremendous diary kept by Private First Class Samuel Reis, who served in the New York National Guard Coastal Artillery Corps from May 8th, 1914 until he was called into Federal service for the World War, being transferred to the 58th Artillery, CAC (Coastal Artillery Corps) on February 1st, 1918. Reis would travel overseas on May 10th, 1918, seeing combat in the Marbache defensive sector. He traveled back