Original British WWI Trench Art Artillery Shell Officer's Visor Cap Ammunition some of the crews readily

some of the crews readily accepted the inevitable while others developed and almost instant resentment that these new interlopers had broken up original crews While still smarting from not having been sent overseas immediately after finishing "phase" training some crews were determined to make life miserable for the latest additions to the crew rosters

his hard-won victory is overshadowed by impending war

However the museum authorities consulted say it was for steadying the the gunners aim by either hooking it over a wall or leaning it against a wall for support

Morgan: Robert Knight Morgan was a colonel and a Command Pilot in the United States Air Force from Asheville

Some of the paper articles are incredibly rare with comparable examples being very difficult to locate

Original British WWI Trench Art Artillery Shell Officer's Visor Cap Ammunition some of the crews readilyOriginal Item: One of a kind. This is a fantastic piece of World War One Trench Art! Featuring dark brass patina finish from an artillery shell casing that measures approximately 3. 5" in diameter. Soldered to the front appears to be the Stag Head for an ordnance unit cap badge, but we aren't sure. There are great markings on the top of the shell, which is a 75mm. Overall a really nice eye appealing piece of Great War Trench Art! Trench art is any