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Immediately after the Air Echelon landed in Horham the 323rd moved to Earls Colne
one under the aircraft's nose and the other under the fuselage
The instrument operated much like a pen knife but a thin spike not a blade folded out to render service in clearing the small touch hole of a Scottish Flintlock Pistol or possibly Musket
This example was privately purchased
It nevertheless remained a bulky water-cooled weapon that was quite demanding on the quality and training of its crews
Original 19th Century Native American Plains Indian (Likey Sioux) War Club - Featured in Book At Arm's Length Page 64 U.S. Artwork & Posters Immediately after the Air EchelonOriginal Item: One of a kind. Purchased directly from David F. Machnicki, the author of At Arm's Length Trench Clubs and Knives (Vol. 1), where this very club is featured on page 64! Please note that the attached page image from the book is copyrighted material and the use of the page is done by permission of the author. A printed copy of the page will accompany the purchase of this club. This example for a Native American Indian club has a length 0f
