Original Japanese WWII Battle Damaged Aluminum Canteen Dated with Canvas Carrier Flintlock Muskets and Rifles As a precursor to the

As a precursor to the GG-W-113 and evolution of the A-11

All three liner retaining pins are intact and still retain almost all of their original paint

which would be done only before throwing

The use of the term "Very Pistol" comes from Edward Wilson Very

Pendleton at Oceanside

Original Japanese WWII Battle Damaged Aluminum Canteen Dated with Canvas Carrier Flintlock Muskets and Rifles As a precursor to theOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a lovely aluminum canteen with original "Model A" Aluminum and cork stopper. This was the first type of stopper used with this model canteen, a carry over from the earlier smaller canteen, which was replaced by this model in 1930. The canteen is arsenal marked on the bottom under the strap, and is stamped but is difficult to make out. This appears to be an early WWII canteen though, and the double buckle