Original U.S. Post-WWI CCC M1910 Canteen Engraved for Company 653 - Clam Lake, Wisconsin - Civilian Conservation Corps Russian Field Gear in which the Indians and

in which the Indians and half-breeds were to be utilized

at various times in the 1930s and 1940s

This is a rare chance to find a Panzerfaust tube that was in the field

Brown was hit making Hess the C

The right side pocket of the belt is secured closed by snaps

Original U.S. Post-WWI CCC M1910 Canteen Engraved for Company 653 - Clam Lake, Wisconsin - Civilian Conservation Corps Russian Field Gear in which the Indians andOriginal Item. One of a Kind. CCC Camp Clam Lake (Camp F 15) Company 653, was just outside the town of Clam Lake in Ashland County, Wisconsin in the Chequamegon National Forest. It was one of the first camps to be opened in 1933. Among the work done there were reforestation projects. This is a great M1910 Canteen used and engraved by a member of the Civilian Conservation Corps. The front is engraved BOINSKI with an engraving of the mans sweetheart,