U.S. Royal Flying Corp Volunteer Set: WW1 (One Only) U.S. Field Gear Some Rifles had no stocks

Some Rifles had no stocks so butt stocks based on the British Enfield design of 1853

The liner is correct “high pressure” WWII issue and stamped with a W for the Westinghouse Electric Co Manufactured in Pittsburgh

A lovely sword named to a figure of historical significance

This is a genuine WW2 manufactured rangefinder developed by Barr & Stroud Limited who was a pioneering Scottish optical engineering firm

U.S. Royal Flying Corp Volunteer Set: WW1 (One Only) U.S. Field Gear Some Rifles had no stocksOriginal Item: One Only. ROBERT DOAK LILLEY YACUBIAN of 320 Wyoming Avenue, Maplewood, New Jersey, volunteered for the British RFC RAF during WW1. On offer are his original Officer's Side Cap with correct original RFC badge together with his silver hallmarked I. D. bracelet showing: "Royal Flying Corp, Robert Yacubian, New York City" on the one side and "320 Wyoming Ave, Maplewood, N. J." on the other. Also included are his Original Triplex Safety