Original WWII Chaplain Captain Marlin Hendrieth Insignia Document and Photo Grouping Category_MG 34 Display Guns & Part Sets the 1939 invasion of Poland

the 1939 invasion of Poland

the guard is quite deformed

and the receiver is faintly marked P

and is made of what appears to be cotton muslin cloth

including Texas Ranger Frank Hamer (who ambushed and killed Bonnie & Clyde) carried a medium frame seven-shot

Original WWII Chaplain Captain Marlin Hendrieth Insignia Document and Photo Grouping Category_MG 34 Display Guns & Part Sets the 1939 invasion of PolandOriginal Items: One of a kind Set. This is a collection of insignia, documents and photographs that belonged to Chaplain Captain Marlin J. Hendrieth (ASN O 533125). He was an African American chaplain in the United States Army during World War Two. He is mentioned in the December 30th, 1943 edition of the "The Bayonet" from Fort Benning, Georgia which can be found at this link.