Original U.S. Spanish-American War 12th Pennsylvania Volunteers M1895 Direct Embroidered Officers Sack Coat Named to Lt. A.B. Wallower Russian Issue Equipment Due to the mountainous terrain

Due to the mountainous terrain of Italy

- 11th Airborne unit history book

East Germany (following World War 2)

Alan Shepard

The weather was getting warmer and the bombers were still going over every day

Original U.S. Spanish-American War 12th Pennsylvania Volunteers M1895 Direct Embroidered Officers Sack Coat Named to Lt. A.B. Wallower Russian Issue Equipment Due to the mountainous terrainOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is a tremendous M1895 officers sack coat with direct embroidered bullion collar insignia. The coat is attributed via a note in the pocket to Lieutenant A. B. Wallower who served with the 12th Pennsylvania Volunteers during the Spanish American War. The jackets collar has crossed rifles with 12 & PA for the 12th Pennsylvania Infantry, with U. S. V. to the side of each for United States Volunteers. This is a really