Original U.S. WWI Model 1903 Springfield Pattern Non-Firing Training Rifle by U.S. Training Rifle Co. with Web Sling French Helmets The cylinder is quite interesting

The cylinder is quite interesting

was considered a "flag officer"

The silver inlaid guard is in good condition with much of the ornamentation still visible and strong

The Ju 90 V5 flew first on 5 December 1939

in the state of Thuringia in central Germany

Original U.S. WWI Model 1903 Springfield Pattern Non-Firing Training Rifle by U.S. Training Rifle Co. with Web Sling French Helmets The cylinder is quite interestingOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an original U. S. WWI era non firing Model 1903 Springfield pattern training rifle manufactured by the United States Training Rifle Company of Philadelphia. An early and unusually elaborate example, it features a movable simulated bolt and functioning trigger mechanism, full length wood furniture, Model 1903 style fittings, clear maker markings, 228 stamped on the bottom of the butt stock, and a period web