Original U.S. WWII Framed 1945 Marine Corps Enlistment Poster Cape Gloucester by Master Sergeant Vic Donahue One-of-a-Kind attempted to intercept

attempted to intercept

This pommel shows little wear and would have been a replacement for the early round ball pommel that existed on this dagger when it was first produced

cutting the Axis routes of resupply and communication into the Po Valley

Rifle was designed primarily as an arm for Volunteer

There are two gilt dragon MENUKI (grip decorations)

Original U.S. WWII Framed 1945 Marine Corps Enlistment Poster Cape Gloucester by Master Sergeant Vic Donahue One-of-a-Kind attempted to interceptOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a fantastic 1945 USMC enlistment poster which features a painting by Marine Master Sergeant Vic Donahue. The poster reads: CAPE GLOUCESTER Driving towards Tokyo, the 1st Marine Division landed at Cape Gloucester, New Britain Island, on Dec. 26, 1943. Tank led Leathernecks captured the main prize the airdrome in five days. Talasea, last major objective fell March 9th, and the Marines marched on! ENLIST NOW U.