Original U.S. WWI Unit-Marked Field Gear Lot - M1910 Cartridge Belt Stenciled to African American 349th Field Artillery, Shovel Cover Marked to 350th Infantry, M1910 Cavalry Canteen Cover Marked to 6th Cavalry - 7 Items Total

Original Items. Only One Lot Available. This is a tremendous lot of WWI field gear, many pieces of which are unit-marked. This group includes 7 items, all in varying conditions. This is a great opportunity to fill out an American soldier display.

This lot of field gear includes:
- M1910 Cartridge Belt double-stenciled to Headquarters Battery, 349th Field Artillery Regiment, 92nd Division, an African American unit which saw combat in the Marbache sector. Very rare! Dated January 1918.
- M1910 Garrison Belt cartridge pouch by Mills dated March 1917.
- M1910 Canteen Cover very faintly stenciled to Company M, 166th Infantry Regiment, 42nd Division. Dated 1917 by R.I.A.. EXTREMELY RARE UNIT! 
- Pouch for Pedersen device? Dated 4-20 by R.I.A.
- M1910 Cavalry Canteen cover marked to Troop K, 6th Cavalry regiment. Laundry number from WWII as well.
- M1907 Pattern Entrenching Tool Shovel cover marked to Company B, 350th Infantry Regiment, 88th Division. Dated 1909 by R.I.A. 
- Browning Automatic Rifle Gunner’s belt with “Walking Fire” block, dated June 1918 by P.B. & Co. Great shape.

This is an outstanding lot of some rare field gear, unit-marked to some VERY RARE AEF UNITS! Comes ready for further research and display.