Original U.S. WWII Extensive 601st Field Artillery Grouping For Captain Alvin Curtis Powers Featuring Interview/Biography and Captured German Silverware Antique Gun Parts It's possible that it was

It's possible that it was here that they made a connection to supply M1840 Swords to the United States

the second largest size these were made in

It has a large green blunderbuss shaped horn tube and is still painted in the original green and black colors

Here we have a lovely P-1796 Light Dragoon pistol

He was buried at the Arbon Cemetery in Blossburg

Original U.S. WWII Extensive 601st Field Artillery Grouping For Captain Alvin Curtis Powers Featuring Interview/Biography and Captured German Silverware Antique Gun Parts It's possible that it wasOriginal Items: Only One Grouping Available. This is an incredible and rather extensive grouping attributed to Captain Alving Curtis Powers. The best feature in our opinion is the transcript of an interview conducted by Judge Larry Turner on September 10, 1999. Its not every day you come across a grouping that has a literal biography of the soldier! The Field Artillery is one of the Army's combat arms, traditionally one of the three major branches