WWII 1942 US Army Amphibious Engineer SNCO Coat Cotton bears the scars of conflict

bears the scars of conflict and the vision of a modern artist

24-inch full octagon (standard

Designed for the lightweight Granatenwerfer 16—nicknamed the “Priesterwerfer” (Priest Thrower)—this high-explosive fragmentation grenade was a terror of the trenches

• Browning Model 42 –

making this an excellent historical reference for collectors of military electronics

WWII 1942 US Army Amphibious Engineer SNCO Coat Cotton bears the scars of conflictOriginal 1942 dated World War II U. S. Army Amphibious Engineer Service Coat belonging to a Senior Non Commissioned Officer (SNCO). This impressive wartime uniform represents one of the Armys specialized engineer formations responsible for planning, organizing, and supporting amphibious assault operations during World War II. The coat is constructed of olive drab wool in the standard early war service pattern and features original insignia denoting