Original German WWII Named USGI Cut Off Cap Insignia Grouping Attached To Letter Mailed Home Disallow PayPal & Amazon Checkout The metalwork still retains much

The metalwork still retains much of the original bright finish

and is definitely one of the better barrels we have seen on a Jezail

retained by the proper black enameled buttons

so it may have been used for cutting practice at some point

on the trigger guard and the brass left side plate

Original German WWII Named USGI Cut Off Cap Insignia Grouping Attached To Letter Mailed Home Disallow PayPal & Amazon Checkout The metalwork still retains muchOriginal Item: One of a Kind Set. This is a fantastic "Mailed Home" grouping, consisting of some German WWII cap insignia glued to a letter mailed home to his mother by Pfc. Elmer W. Cary, ASN 36197052. Per NARA records, Cary was born 1919 in Michigan, and enlisted in the U. S. Army in Kalamazoo, Michigan on April 21st, 1942. The letter itself id dated May 25, 1945, and indicates that at the time Cary's posting was: Battery A. (Security Detach.) 353