Original U.S. Spanish American War 1st Wyoming Volunteers Co. C Named Grouping - Framed Portrait & Campaign Hat One-of-a-Kind during which he was killed

during which he was killed when his tank was hit by German artillery fire

It was a complete rout: at a certain point

Lieutenant Charles Stevenson's death was reported in the February 12

not only is the LP-34 signal flare pistol in like new MINT condition but accompanying it is an original Bring Back Certificate that not only named the pistol but also records its serial number

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Original U.S. Spanish American War 1st Wyoming Volunteers Co. C Named Grouping - Framed Portrait & Campaign Hat One-of-a-Kind during which he was killedOriginal Items: Only One Available. This is a fantastic pair of items attributed to Corporal Andrew Parker Park Bateman of Company C, 1st Wyoming Volunteers. Corporal Bateman was born on August 20, 1876 in Lycoming County, Pennsylvania. He lived in Morris Run, Pennsylvania. He mustered into service as a Private in Company C on May 7, 1898, at Camp Richards in Cheyenne, Wyoming; promoted to Corporal at an unknown date. He mustered out of service with