where the round was ballistically matched to the main weapon to allow accurate ranging before firing
The obverse features the bare head of King George facing left
The brass has been shaped and polished to form a functional card holder
the holster features a practical design that securely holds the firearm while allowing for quick access when needed
Additional provisions were made regarding awards to youngsters who had fled occupied Belgium and persons who were wounded in action
1941 US Army Individual Protective Cover – Sealed, Marked, and Complete Bandolier where the round was ballisticallyThis is an exceptional example of a US Army Cover Protective Individual, dated 1941, still sealed in its original packaging. Issued during the early years of World War II, this item was part of the Armys standard chemical defense gear, designed to shield individual soldiers from chemical agents and environmental exposure. The packaging remains fully intact and unopened, preserving the historical integrity of the piece. The front of the protective