Original U.S. WWII Airborne Paratrooper Demolition Bag with Retained Hook Ordnance ours was the only one

ours was the only one showing          hits

796 of the M-1855 pattern carbines were ever produced between May of 1856 and July of 1857

We were not told the soldiers name but apparently he was a Lieutenant

which we assume were related

but there is a stamp on the bottom of the canteen

Original U.S. WWII Airborne Paratrooper Demolition Bag with Retained Hook Ordnance ours was the only oneOriginal Item. Only One Available. These disposable bags were used by demolition troops and intend hold TNT blocks. Often they were blown with the charges inside. Therefore, they are quite rare to find intact like this. The bag is in good shape with pockets on each side, and retained light straps on the front as shown. The carrying strap still retains the original airborne hook. The end of the straps metal mount has a naval anchor stamped into it.