Original U.S. Civil War MOH-Recipient John C. Curtis Attributed M1850 Army Staff & Field Officer Sword by Wilhelm Clauberg of Solingen & Retailed by Virgil Price of New York with Iron Scabbard & 200+ Pages of Research Brunswick Parts The ""Bitter Birds"" of VF-884

The ""Bitter Birds"" of VF-884 were called to active duty as a result of the Korean conflict

At Bovington

though he was a member of the Polizei

new styles of belt buckles on June 25th 1936 with a round buckle for Officer’s ranks of Polizei Obermeister up to and including

we know when and where it bombed for twenty missions

Original U.S. Civil War MOH-Recipient John C. Curtis Attributed M1850 Army Staff & Field Officer Sword by Wilhelm Clauberg of Solingen & Retailed by Virgil Price of New York with Iron Scabbard & 200+ Pages of Research Brunswick Parts The ""Bitter Birds"" of VF-884Original Item. One of a Kind. John Calvin Curtis (April 17, 1845 January 17, 1917) was a Lieutenant of the Ninth Regiment Connecticut Volunteer Infantry in the American Civil War, and a Medal of Honor recipient. Curtis first enlisted in the 9th Regiment Connecticut Volunteer Infantry on August 17th, 1861 at the age of 16. This outstanding M1850 Field Officer Sword comes with a handwritten tag by Norm Flayderan, one of the world's best known antique