Original U.S. WWI Framed Yardlong of Marine Anti-Aircraft Company at Quantico, Virginia - 13¼ x 35¾” Manufacture Type_New Made Items This was traditionally bound to

This was traditionally bound to the left forearm for easy access with the right hand

Known as “sweetheart jewelry” these pieces were worn in recognition of men in the wearers’ personal circles who had served their country as well as in general support of American troops

This is a wonderful example of a "been there" hard to find early jump jacket

5-inch (12-pounder)

they are in wonderful condition

Original U.S. WWI Framed Yardlong of Marine Anti-Aircraft Company at Quantico, Virginia - 13¼ x 35¾” Manufacture Type_New Made Items This was traditionally bound toOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a very lovely WWI Marine Corps yardlong photograph in a modern frame, measuring 13 x 35 . Unfortunately, the frames mat board is covering some of the information about the photo at the top. From what we can read, it appears to be: 156(?)th Co. Anti Aircraft Batt. U. S. Marines Quantico, Va. Apr. 1918. This would have been a battery directing Anti Aircraft fire from the Marine Corps base at Quantico. The anti