Original U.S. WWI Remington Mark III Flare Signal Pistol German Luger is very similar to badges

is very similar to badges marked by F

The lone survivor of a C-47 Dakota tells how his "lucky $20 bill" was signed by 18 troopers and the crew before taking off to an unknown fate

In 1921 the 21st Lancers were combined with the 17th Lancers becoming the 17th/21st Lancers

The buckle has broken off on one side

but we think that it was applied post war in order to deceive

Original U.S. WWI Remington Mark III Flare Signal Pistol German Luger is very similar to badgesOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a good condition, World War One flare pistol made by the Remington Arms Company at their factory in Bridgeport Connecticut between 1915 and 1918. It uses a 10 gauge flare in a 9 inch steel barrel though it unfortunately no longer has any markings visible aside from matching serial 856. The frame is constructed of brass and retains a wonderful mottled patina. The pistol retains its original hardwood grips