Original U.S. WWII USGI “Send Home” Chest With German Medical Contents - Captain Andrew J. Roman 459th Signal Battalion Italian Flags He died in 1947

He died in 1947

According to John Laffin

An experimental design incorporating some novel elements

This handsome jacket with faux fur collar features a beautiful 457th hand painted squadron patch on the left breast

and one of these would make an interesting addition to a collection of post-WW2 automatic weapons

Original U.S. WWII USGI “Send Home” Chest With German Medical Contents - Captain Andrew J. Roman 459th Signal Battalion Italian Flags He died in 1947Original Item: One of a Kind. Lot of Original German Medical Equipment sent home by American GI, Captain Andrew J. Roman, who served with the 459th Signal Heavy Construction Aviation Battalion during WWII at Normandy, Northern France and Central Europe. This 13 x 23 x 7 deep box has beautiful steel reinforced corners and hardware. The top lid features partially faded insured shipping information and contains the name Capt. A. J. Roman and his unit at