Original U.S. WWI 33rd Division 124th Field Artillery M1895 Swallowtail Guidon - Fought at St. Mihiel & Meuse-Argonne - Extremely Scarce - 27½ x 41” German Flare Guns so it was definitely originally

so it was definitely originally made as a flintlock

with a small stitching repair on the back

as well as striking nearby pillboxes

Traditionally Cutlass fighting was limited to repelling borders and assaulting other vessels

Original U.S. WWI 33rd Division 124th Field Artillery M1895 Swallowtail Guidon - Fought at St. Mihiel & Meuse-Argonne - Extremely Scarce - 27½ x 41” German Flare Guns so it was definitely originallyOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is a tremendous and extraordinarily scarce example of an M1895 Field Artillery swallowtail guidon used during the First World War. Guidons from WWI are like hens teeth, and are often mis identified as inter war. The best way to distinguish a First World War guidon is by its size, as M1895 guidons were very large, roughly 27 x 41, like this example. This example was flown by Battery F, 124th Field Artillery Regiment,