Original U.S. WWI French 75mm Field Gun “Swords to Plowshares” Victory 1918 Shell - Inert Edged Weapons This did somewhat damage the

This did somewhat damage the lower rivet

The top of each barrel is marked: LEPAGE À PARIS

The 42nd Division was assembled in August 1917 at Camp Mills

The stocks for the Union and Confederate muskets were virtually identical except for the lock inlet

This is a very common area for cracking to occur

Original U.S. WWI French 75mm Field Gun “Swords to Plowshares” Victory 1918 Shell - Inert Edged Weapons This did somewhat damage theOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a fascinating post WWI commemorative 75mm artillery projectile that originally formed the body of a Snead & Co. Victory Lamp, manufactured shortly after the Armistice from surplus U. S. Government French American 75mm shells associated with the catastrophic 1918 explosion at the T. A. Gillespie Loading Company plant in Morgan, New Jersey. The projectile carries the distinctive VICTORY Nov. 11. 1918 75 m m