Original U.S. WWII Fort Saulsbury Prisoner of War Camp Sign - 7½ x 30” British Flags While this is a late

While this is a late war M-1 helmet with a set of swivel (movable) chinstrap loops called "bales" and a stainless steel rim

In 1953 the signal units were split from the engineer branch to form their own service branch

It is marked JAs GOLCHER / PHILADA amidst traces of foliate engravings

German trench knives carried during World War II were similar in design and are usually known today as boot knives

This is a lovely example of a historical rarity: a revolving rifle

Original U.S. WWII Fort Saulsbury Prisoner of War Camp Sign - 7½ x 30” British Flags While this is a lateOriginal Item. One of a Kind. Constructed in 1917 as a coastal defense fortification of the U. S. Army, Fort Saulsbury was later utilized during World War II as a Prisoner of War camp, housing up to 300 German & Italian POWs who provided labor for a variety of local agricultural activities. This is an extremely scarce sign from the POW Camp at Ft. Saulsbury. Measuring 7 x 30, the sign is painted yellow with black text reading: FT. SAULSBURY P W CAMP