Original U.S. Korean War 1953 Dated Mitchell Pattern Camouflage Shelter Half U.S. Ammo Research indicates this would be

Research indicates this would be for the Kaiser Franz Garde Grenadier Regiment

and insisted on having the shells with the copper studs

The wood shaft handle is is dried out relic condition

over their 2nd Lieutenant Blair and Sergeant Bleeker

probably the world's first purpose-built combat aircraft

Original U.S. Korean War 1953 Dated Mitchell Pattern Camouflage Shelter Half U.S. Ammo Research indicates this would beOriginal Items: Only One Available. Issued by the Marine Corps, the Mitchell pattern Shelter Half was made from water repellent cotton duck and was identical in design to the Army's olive green version. The reversible camouflage consisted of a green leaf 'summer' design with a brown cloud 'winter' pattern on the underside. Beginning in 1959, the Mitchell camouflage pattern was also used for the reversible M1 helmet cover. The material itself appears