Original U.S. WWI “Hill 240” Death Valley Battle-Carved M1917 Knuckle Duster Trench Knife by American Cutlery Co. with Pistol Belt & Victory Medal - Meuse-Argonne & Soissons P-1853 Enfield Additional wooden barrack huts were

Additional wooden barrack huts were also constructed on the grounds

Overall a very nice EM/NCO Belt

a marking we are unfamiliar with

an OFFICIAL NAVY POSTER designed and commissioned by the INDUSTRIAL INCENTIVE DIVISION

There is also some of the original gold wash in the recesses of the wreath and eagle

Original U.S. WWI “Hill 240” Death Valley Battle-Carved M1917 Knuckle Duster Trench Knife by American Cutlery Co. with Pistol Belt & Victory Medal - Meuse-Argonne & Soissons P-1853 Enfield Additional wooden barrack huts wereOriginal Item: One of a Kind. This is an outstanding and truly unique set belonging to a soldier who fought valiantly in the Meuse Argonne Offensive, particularly at Hill 240 in the Death Valley, one of the two hills Sergeant Alvin C. York was tasked with taking when he received his Medal of Honor. The set consists of his M1912 Pistol belt with attached M1917 Knuckle Duster trench knife and scabbard, which is beautifully carved on both sides of the