Original U.S. WWII 34th Anti-Aircraft Artillery Brigade Regimental Flag Colors with Philadelphia Quartermaster Stamp - Fought in Italy - 35 ½ x 48” Brunswick Rifle Armistead’s plane headed straight for

Armistead’s plane headed straight for the ground out of control

We did so for our upcoming series on the Nat Geo channel

The Colt early two line address is still well marked in two lines across the top of the octagonal barrel -

Pieces of the interior also bear the zig-zag fringing pattern

grips intact and a working locking button

Original U.S. WWII 34th Anti-Aircraft Artillery Brigade Regimental Flag Colors with Philadelphia Quartermaster Stamp - Fought in Italy - 35 ½ x 48” Brunswick Rifle Armistead’s plane headed straight forOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is an outstanding example of something we have seen very few of before, a regimental flag or colors, designed for the 34th Anti Aircraft Artillery. The 34th Anti Aircraft Artillery Brigade was activated in 1941, and it participated The 34th Anti Aircraft Artillery Brigade. The brigade was commanded by Brigadier General Aaron Bradshaw Jr. during the Sicily campaign, and later by Brigadier General Joseph S. Robinson