Original U.S. WWI to Post War Large US Army Type 1 & 2 Collar Discs and Uniform Insignia Lot - 62 Items Allow PayPal & Amazon Checkout which unfortunately resulted in the

which unfortunately resulted in the original barrel markings becoming faint or removed entirely

Thale Harz with batch number 3222 stamped into the rear apron

She reported to Mare Island for inactivation in July 1948 and was placed out of commission in reserve there 19 November 1948

Also the leather lining of the hand-guard is quite old and stiff

Original U.S. WWI to Post War Large US Army Type 1 & 2 Collar Discs and Uniform Insignia Lot - 62 Items Allow PayPal & Amazon Checkout which unfortunately resulted in theOriginal Items: Only One Lot of 62 Available. The first collar discs were one inch in diameter with raised edges, a threaded post and screw back for attachment. They were made of solid, dark finished copper with a color range from true bronze to a blackish brown. It was commonly held that gilt discs came into existence in 1921 as part of a series of changes to enlisted men collar insignia. Type I DiscsOne piece collar discs with smooth, fine dotted or