Original U.S. WWI 41st “Sunsetters” Division, Army National Guard M1912 Winter Field Uniform Set Snider Rifle Understandably this weapon became known

Understandably this weapon became known as the one you "Loaded on Sunday and shot all week

It still has a clear USMC inside an oval on the top flap

Learning to differentiate and identify the multitude of Airplanes in use was key to successful air combat

Taylor 0-930251 - Chicago

This type of shell used a Hotchkiss brass fuse plug

Original U.S. WWI 41st “Sunsetters” Division, Army National Guard M1912 Winter Field Uniform Set Snider Rifle Understandably this weapon became knownOriginal Items: Only One Set Available. This is an excellent example of a 41st Infantry Division wool tunic and trousers. The best feature of the tunic is the accented sunset patch located on the left shoulder. The shoulder sleeve insignia of the 41st is a red half disk with a yellow setting sun over a blue baseline representing the Pacific Ocean. It is the basis for the name "Sunset Division." On January 17, 1946, U. S. Highway 26, from Portland to