France, United States. French Military Weapons 1717-1938 GTRexclude the reverse is marked “WERNSTEIN

the reverse is marked “WERNSTEIN JENA” and attached to a vertical fluted stickpin

(Ehrenkreuz der Deutschen Mutter in Gold)

re-designated on April 1

and the intense last Hundred Days campaign which ended the Great War

The inside is lined in an olive greenish-brown cotton

France, United States. French Military Weapons 1717-1938 GTRexclude the reverse is marked “WERNSTEINHardcover, red cloth cover, with dust jacket, the text on the front cover and the spine in black ink, entitled "French Military Weapons 1717 1938", by Major James E. Hicks, a limited edition of 2,000 copies, published by N. Flayderman & Co. of New Milford, Connecticut and copyrighted in 1964 (originally published in 1938 as "Notes on French Ordnance"), printed and bound by T. O'Toole * Sons, Inc. of Norwalk, Connecticut, Library of Congress Catalog