Original U.S. WWI Signal Corps Aviation Section Jewelry Box made from Wooden Propeller Snider Rifle Parts with patent leather edging and

with patent leather edging and hat band

17th Airborne on August 18

The larger-bore models saw service with Union troops in New Mexico

which is engraved with spiral grooves on the end

Maynard's new system still required the musket's powder and Minié ball to be loaded conventionally into the barrel

Original U.S. WWI Signal Corps Aviation Section Jewelry Box made from Wooden Propeller Snider Rifle Parts with patent leather edging andOriginal Items: Only One Available. This is a great example of the eventual fate of many o the early wooden propellers used on Aircraft during WWI. This is a very attractive U. S. WWI Signal Corps Aviation Section jewelry or keepsake box, made from a hollowed out section of propeller from near the hub. The laminated wood layers on the sides can still be seen on the sides, as well as from the inside. The top of the box has a mounted "Aviation Section,