Original U.S. WWI Remington Mark III Flare Signal Pistol - Matching Serials 9522 U.S. Badges (Division Insignia)

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the use of the Tanegashima continued until the 1870s and early 1880s with the coming of the MEIJI era in 1868

The blade shows a lot of the original factory final polish crossgrain on both sides

The design tapers toward the hilt through which there is a cross hole for the attachment of a leather wrist strap

Mission 150 was a part of what was called "Big Week" in Defenders of Liberty

Original U.S. WWI Remington Mark III Flare Signal Pistol - Matching Serials 9522 U.S. Badges (Division Insignia)Original Item: Only One Available. This is a fantastic condition, World War One flare pistol made by the Remington Arms Company at their factory in Bridgeport Connecticut between 1915 and 1918. It uses a 10 gauge flare in a 9 inch steel barrel designated the MARK III marked with all the manufacturer information across the top of the barrel as follows: MARK III THE REMINGTON ARMS UNION METALLIC CARTRIDGE CO. INCREMINGTON BRIDGEPORT WORKS BRIDGEPORT,