Original U.S. WWI USMC Marine Corps Yard Long Unit Photo - 5th Marine Regiment Japanese Uniforms but it was not unheard

but it was not unheard of for crew members to have a “reserve” transportable system such as this one

but Lieutenant General George S

The small bronze cannon of the final design was about 28-inches long and weighed some 150-pounds when bolted to its wooden mount

There is wear and some moth damage to the red felt

Produced after 1938 when Germany annexed Austria this example was produced in 1942 (shows a clear 1942 date) and bears the crest of Portugal

Original U.S. WWI USMC Marine Corps Yard Long Unit Photo - 5th Marine Regiment Japanese Uniforms but it was not unheardOriginal Items: Only One Available. This is a United States Marine corps unit photo known as a "yard long". The photograph of features the 50th, 51st, and 52nd Companies of the 5th Marine Regiment taken Parris Island, S. C. This photograph is professionally framed and measures in the frame 48" x 14" x 1. 5". The 5th Marine Regiment was activated on June 8, 1917, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, as the 5th Regiment of Marines. They immediately deployed