Original U.S WWII Scarce Navy Medical Department Corpsman Lejon Brandy Empty Bottle with Label - Empty MP 44 It was used by the

It was used by the British Army and the United States Army

and a marking of size 57 ink stamped

The blue triangle indicates the type of lubricant that was to be used

On 12 August the battery emplaced its two guns facing Fort Pontisse

An initial production contract for 100 HU-1As was issued in March 1960

Original U.S WWII Scarce Navy Medical Department Corpsman Lejon Brandy Empty Bottle with Label - Empty MP 44 It was used by theOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is one of the most difficult original items to locate for the WWII Corpsman collection. It is also rarely found in WWIl reenactors kits. A Corpsman would usually carry around a dozen bottles in a box in one of their UNIT bags. Some Marines were also issued bottles as part of their kit before an amphibious landing. This example is phenomenal, with the full label intact as well as most of the original seal strip