Original U.S. WWI Regulation Model 1892 Field Trumpet in G/F - M1892 Bugle French Edged Weapons • A studio photograph of

• A studio photograph of officer Harris in his Great War uniform in original carrier

Burst limits are typical on non-water-cooled automatic weapons

Q68 indicating that indicating manufacture by Quist in Esslingen

Measures 37” wide by 14” high by 18” deep

) of the synchronization assembly which prevented rounds from striking the plane's propeller

Original U.S. WWI Regulation Model 1892 Field Trumpet in G/F - M1892 Bugle French Edged Weapons • A studio photograph ofOriginal Item: Only One Available. The word bugle in the United States is often used as a generic term for many types of horns including the instruments used by the armed services, drum and bugle corps and by various other organizations such as the Boy Scouts. Nevertheless, bugles have always been specified correctly by the armed services and the suppliers and manufacturers of these instruments as either bugles (a conical bore natural horn) or as a