Original U.S. WWI Medal, Photo and Document Grouping For Sergeant Joseph Wasiewicz, Machine Gun Co., 112 Infantry Category_Lock Assembly a low number which indicates

a low number which indicates the approximate manufacture date of August-September 1942

who is listed as inspecting Remington M1866

There is a label on the box that reads I certify No government property Carl Lund 1st Lt

and now has a lovely patina on the exposed brass

was an American unguided anti-aircraft rocket based on the German Taifun

Original U.S. WWI Medal, Photo and Document Grouping For Sergeant Joseph Wasiewicz, Machine Gun Co., 112 Infantry Category_Lock Assembly a low number which indicatesOriginal Items: Only One Grouping Available. Now this is a lovely little grouping attributed to Joseph F. Wasiewicz, a Sergeant with the 28th Infantry Division, 112th Infantry Regiment, Machine Gun Company. According to the documents in the grouping, he continued service after WWI well into the 1920s with a few different elements of the New York National Guard. We have not been able to find detailed information regarding his service, but we were able