Original U.S. WWI Stewart Model 149A Army Chemical Warfare Service Siren - Fully Functional Japanese Militaria which would also be copied

which would also be copied by the Japanese with the Murate rifle

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At this point the barrel dissipated heat as fast as it was generated

- A protective helmet that can be removed and installed quickly and without the necessity of manipulating or adjusting a chin strap

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Original U.S. WWI Stewart Model 149A Army Chemical Warfare Service Siren - Fully Functional Japanese Militaria which would also be copiedOriginal Item: Only One Available: This is a vintage World War One chemical warfare siren with original paint. Its a genuine Stewart Model 149A with Serial Number 15130. The reverse side clearly reads: MADE FOR CHEMICAL WARFARE SERVICE US ARMY BY STEWART WARNER SPEEDOMETER CORP CHICAGO USA Stewart Warner is a US manufacturer of vehicle instruments. The company was founded as Stewart & Clark Company in 1905 by John K. Stewart. Their speedometers were