Original U.S. WWI National League for Women's Service Uniform & Boot Grouping with Workdress and Cap U.S. Badges marking is almost completely legible

marking is almost completely legible next to the serial number

The back of the pouch is stamped A

CROCETTA BROS

The term "HUSSAR" comes from the Hungarians whose 17th and 18th century cavalrymen inspired all of Europe

Almost all of the M1849 pocket revolvers we see have the cylinder scene mostly or completely worn away

Original U.S. WWI National League for Women's Service Uniform & Boot Grouping with Workdress and Cap U.S. Badges marking is almost completely legibleOriginal Items. Only One Group Available. The National League for Women's Service (NLWS) was a United States civilian volunteer organisation formed in January 1917 to provide stateside war services such as feeding, caring for and transporting soldiers, veterans and war workers and was described as "America's largest and most remarkable war emergency organization." This is a very scarce uniform grouping for a member of the NLWS. The National League of