Description
The flag still has the corner ties and reinforcements present
The complete rig has tremendous visual appeal and represents one of the most recognizable combinations of firearm and equipment from the Indian Wars and early American frontier period
which is dated September 1918
The inside of the cap is lined orange lightweight "service cloth" style fabric
The Imperial Japanese infantryman carried his ammunition in a system of leather pouches arranged around the waist belt
Original French Algerian War Era TAP 47/56 “Lizard” Camouflage Paratrooper Smock by J. Pauwels & Co. Ltd. - Excellent Condition Japanese Ordnance The flag still has theOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very attractive original French TAP 47 56 paratrooper smock manufactured by J. Pauwels & Co. Ltd. of Merville. Made from heavy herringbone twill printed in the distinctive French Lizard camouflage pattern, the smock remains in excellent overall condition with strong colors, complete pockets and closures, and its original interior markings still partially visible. Following WWII, the French Army developed a