Original U.S. Smith & Wesson New Model No. 3 Top Break .44cal Revolver - serial 23524 WWI C-7A Caribou #61-2406 was shot

C-7A Caribou #61-2406 was shot down while dropping supplies to Dak Seang killing all 3 crew

The 1st Division shoulder patch originally was authorized for wear by members of units who were organic or attached to the division in its four landings in the Pacific War

microphone and headset (with skull cap)

rendering it inert

Original U.S. Smith & Wesson New Model No. 3 Top Break .44cal Revolver - serial 23524 WWI C-7A Caribou #61-2406 was shotOriginal Item: Only One available. This is a really nice and rare old Wild West Revolver to find. This is a very nice Smith & Wesson "New Model" No. 3 revolver, most likely in the popular . 44 Russian caliber. It has some lovely aged walnut grips. The S&W Model No. 3 was introduced in 1869 as the U. S. Army's principal sidearm, which they used until 1873. It was also sold under contract to Russia, resulting in the popular "Russian Model" of the No. 3,