Original WWI U.S. Army Chemical Warfare Service "Klaxon" Siren by Stewart Warner Speedometer Corp - Fully Functional U.S. Machine Guns In 1945 after the German

In 1945 after the German collapse at the Battle of the Bulge and being in full retreat from the Red Army in the east there was serious concern that AH in his final madness might resort to poison gas as a last ditch measure

A very interesting miniature Army Heer Officer dagger by a well-known maker

which could catch spent brass

The Reichsadler National Eagle Insignia as well as the front cap badge wreath and tri-color cockade are all hand-embroidered with silver bullion thread

Original WWI U.S. Army Chemical Warfare Service "Klaxon" Siren by Stewart Warner Speedometer Corp - Fully Functional U.S. Machine Guns In 1945 after the GermanOriginal Item: Only One Available. Gas Warfare, now banned by International Treaty, was first introduced in WWI on the Western Front, and the results were devastating. Soon everyone was issued with a gas mask and was required to carry one at all times. Various types of "gas alarms", from simple wooden rattles to mechanical sirens were employed to help warn the soldiers that it was time to put the mask on. This Vintage WWI (circa 1916) siren works