WWI Marking Outfit

Q: I recently bought this wooden case, which is 8 inches long, 4 inches wide, and 3 inches high. The letters on top say "Marking outfit for stamping metal." Inside there's a paper sticker that says "William Feversham, 1st Sarg't, Co. C, 74th Inf., U.S.A." The tools inside the case include a solid brass stamping […]

WWII Teapot Mark

Q: This teapot was given to me by someone who said these were given to soldiers during World War II. Is this true? A: Teapots similar to yours were made during World War II, but not for the soldiers, who were much too busy for tea. They were made to raise money for the war […]

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