Original British WWI Era Officer’s Private Purchase Folding “Trench” Lantern With Case by James Hinks and Son of Birmingham - Dated 1917 U.S. Artillery which no doubt at one

which no doubt at one time bore the Coat of Arms of the City in which this truncheon was issued and used

The reverse of the head has the four decorative accents that give the viewer the feel of feathering

is a Soviet submachine gun designed by Georgi Shpagin as a cheap

suggesting government issue

who drove the KPA up to the Chinese border in October

Original British WWI Era Officer’s Private Purchase Folding “Trench” Lantern With Case by James Hinks and Son of Birmingham - Dated 1917 U.S. Artillery which no doubt at oneOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a wonderful example of the type of lantern that could be found in an Officers Dugout at any given time during WWI. These lanterns and other types of light sources were often seen being used in dugouts and tunneling networks. Light discipline is a very important practice during warfare, so the concealing of these lanterns candles was a matter of life and deat, so underground was the best place! The lantern was