Original World War Two Era American Canteen, Black Enamel World War One He is reported on his

He is reported on his service record as having been killed in action on the 22 April 1917

original ribbons

The North American P-51 Mustang is regarded by many as one of the most iconic American fighters of the Second World War

A very poignant item

the radical left and after the war

Original World War Two Era American Canteen, Black Enamel World War One He is reported on hisAn original American Army canteen. This is the black enamel variant. This type of construction was introduced in 1942 due to the shortage of aluminium, when other materials were tested for canteens. The enamelled canteens were made from low grade steel, with the enamel added to aid longevity. However, it was found to be unsatisfactory as if dropped, the enamel flaked away and sometimes, into the drinking water. The low grade steel was then very prone