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Al in all an incredible documented General's uniform grouping from a recipient of the Knights Cross
in Richmond
The original 1867 model of the Werndl–Holub featured an external hammer mounted on the lock plate however in 1877 the second model moved the hammer to the inside of the lock plate
which has then worn a bit from wear and oxidation
and also as the inventor of the Goodman Release Binding
Original U.S. WWII Army First Pattern Litter Stretch Marked Medical Department USA Category_Martini-Henry Accessories Al in all an incredibleOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice condition early World War Two American Army First Pattern field Litter (stretcher) nicely marked with red cross and MED. DEP'T U. S. A. It measures approximately 91" x 21" W. This example folds correctly and comes complete with the carry slings still attached. The model number was 7844000. The 7844000 First pattern US Army issue Litter was almost identical to the version used by the Medical
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