The blade is inserted against a surrounded oval brass guard
the Army had failed during the post-World War I era to establish a definite mission
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and strap show expected age and service wear and should be handled carefully
however the lock plate has a hand engraved banner reading HAINES
Original U.S. WWI Named 69th Artillery, Coast Artillery Corps Uniform Tunic, Breeches and Overseas Cap - Private Cliffe H. Gelbach Nepalese Cache Extras The blade is inserted againstOriginal Item: One of a Kind. This is an outstanding named U. S. WWI Coast Artillery Corps uniform grouping identified to Private Cliffe H. Gelbach of the 69th Artillery, CAC. The group consists of Gelbachs olive drab service tunic, matching breeches, and an overseas cap. His service number, 834410, is written inside the tunic lining, providing a direct identification to the original soldier. The tunic retains a desirable First Army Artillery shoulder