Original French WWI Field-Made Body Armor Purportedly Made from Spent Shell Casings - Found in the Loft of a French Barn German Navy - Kreigsmarine though the stock has definitely

though the stock has definitely suffered from cracking and damage in the past on both sides

A very nice early American flintlock pistol

setting up the Airborne Forces Depot and Battle School in Derbyshire in April 1942

This is a jacket or long shirt intended to be worn in flight

table covering

Original French WWI Field-Made Body Armor Purportedly Made from Spent Shell Casings - Found in the Loft of a French Barn German Navy - Kreigsmarine though the stock has definitelyOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is an exceptionally unusual piece of French WWI era field made body armor consisting of a large articulated brass torso assembled from five shaped sections joined with steel rivets. The armor came to us with the history that it was found in the loft of a barn in France and was purportedly fabricated from repurposed artillery shell case brass. No documentation accompanies the piece confirming either the precise