Original U.S. WWII 108th Infantry Regiment Named Combat Medic and Dental Officer Grouping Military Art This early Army Officer's Dagger

This early Army Officer's Dagger is unmarked

Early 1934-1935 produced police pattern Tschako in black that pre-dates the more common green wool body version

This is a nice little gun and in its day was known as a gambler's vest gun or a lady's garter gun

the trigger guard was made significantly larger

Needham conversion long arms were involved with an interesting history involving an Irish-American secret society

Original U.S. WWII 108th Infantry Regiment Named Combat Medic and Dental Officer Grouping Military Art This early Army Officer's DaggerOriginal Items: One of a kind. Captain Lawrence Leeds, ASN 0525997 served on the U. S. Army from July 8th, 1943 to March 22nd 1946. He was a trained Dental Surgeon that was awarded two Bronze Star Medal with Oak Leaf Cluster. He served in the 40th Infantry Division 108th Infantry Regiment, then later in the 6th Infantry Division, 20th Infantry Regiment. He also earned his Combat Medic badge for service in the field during the push towards Manilla