Original U.S. Late 19th to Early 20th Century Pennsylvania Military College Kepi by WM. H. Horstmann Company - West Point of Pennsylvania Category_MG 42 Accessories with a 5 ¾" drop-point

with a 5 ¾" drop-point dagger blade and an overall length of 10 inches

The design was apparently registered

44 Russian

and was most likely brought home by a member of the AVG

Original U.S. Late 19th to Early 20th Century Pennsylvania Military College Kepi by WM. H. Horstmann Company - West Point of Pennsylvania Category_MG 42 Accessories with a 5 ¾" drop-pointOriginal Item: Only One Available. Pennsylvania Military College history dates back to 1821 when John Bullock, who established the Bullock School for Boys to prepare young men for entry to college. In 1853, the school became Hyatts Select School for Boys under the direction of Theodore Hyatt, who purchased the school, which had been renamed the Alsop School for Boys when Samuel Alsop became headmaster. According to tradition, Hyatt found his pupils