Original U.S. WWI 87th Division 348th Infantry Trench Art Clogs with Record of Division & Signed by Men of Regiment Percusion Muskets during the mid 19th century

during the mid 19th century

It is possible that this was actually used by the Navy Costal Artillery during the war

They were both continuations of the Model 1816 line of muskets but are generally referred to by their own model numbers rather than just a variant of the Model 1816

These last two sections have sprung loaded locking catches to secure while in combat

Original U.S. WWI 87th Division 348th Infantry Trench Art Clogs with Record of Division & Signed by Men of Regiment Percusion Muskets during the mid 19th centuryOriginal Items. One of a Kind. This is the most tremendous set of trench art Clogs we have offered, both completely covered in writing. This set was put together by Henry Herman Bosch, Machine Gun Company, 348th Infantry Regiment, as is marked on the bottom of one clog. The left clog has the 87th Division insignia painted on with ACORN DIVN. above it. The side of the clog bears the names of soldiers who died overseas in France and the men who were