Original U.S. WWI Named Enlisted Pilot 26th Aero Squadron 3rd Air Park Aviation Warrant Officer Uniform Jacket & Breeches with Victory Ribbon & Wound Stripe One-of-a-Kind and paired it with a

and paired it with a different style carrier

He died in a field hospital on April 20th

most likely made from beech wood

the serial number range places the date of manufacture in or about 1865

The Blücher pattern features a fine lion head with a long snout

Original U.S. WWI Named Enlisted Pilot 26th Aero Squadron 3rd Air Park Aviation Warrant Officer Uniform Jacket & Breeches with Victory Ribbon & Wound Stripe One-of-a-Kind and paired it with aOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is a very interesting identified pilots uniform that did at one point have a set of pilots wings above the left breast pocket. This appears to have belonged to a combat torn pilot who was wounded in the air and transferred to the 26th Aero Instruction Squadron of the 3rd Air Park. In the pocket of this uniform is a note reading: CADET UNIFORM OF THE MEN IN THE LAFAYETTE ESQUADRILLE IN TRAINING W. W. I, WORN BY J.