Original WWI Imperial German Flechette Aerial Darts - Set of 3 Different Variations - From Personal Collection of David Machnicki, Author of At Arm's Length Series Spanish Flags for the 3rd (Queen Elizabeth)

for the 3rd (Queen Elizabeth) Guards Grenadiers

and even has the brass cleaning jag still present in the butt trap

a battalion fought at Bull Run and other units saw action with the blockading squadrons and at Cape Hatteras

The tunic is constructed from square woven wool in a field gray shade consistent with late war Heer uniforms

and this is KANEMASA's entry:

Original WWI Imperial German Flechette Aerial Darts - Set of 3 Different Variations - From Personal Collection of David Machnicki, Author of At Arm's Length Series Spanish Flags for the 3rd (Queen Elizabeth)Original Item: Only One Set Available. Flechettes, or aerial darts, are essentially short steel rods with a sharp point at one end, and fins at the other. Originally invented by the Italians in 1911 1912, during the First World War they were first said to have been used by the French in 1914, although they were also later used by the British and Germans. The Germans took the opportunity to make a point about the development of the use of flechettes by