Original U.S. WWI Father 91st AEF and WWII Son 7th Air Force Grouping MG 34 Feed Assembly Features include a "bakelite" ribbed

Features include a "bakelite" ribbed gripped (black plastic)

The yellow piping continues to the rear of the jacket

The brass lock plate is marked:

In 1840 the HEIC began producing the world's very first massed produced percussion muskets one of which later became known as the EIC Model "F"

When originally used by the Wehrmacht

Original U.S. WWI Father 91st AEF and WWII Son 7th Air Force Grouping MG 34 Feed Assembly Features include a "bakelite" ribbedOriginal Items: One of a kind grouping. This is the history of a family that served in both world wars. The father CHARLES R. MATTILL SR served in the 91st Division American Expeditionary Force, 348th Field Artillery Band unit from September 1917 until April 20th 1919. A bit less than 26 years later on March 26th 1945, his son CHARLES R. MATTIL JR, a member of the 531st Fighter Squadron, 21st Fighter Group and pilot of P 51 Mustang fighters, would be