Rare set of six original vintage photographs from the 9th U.S. Infantry Regiment ("Manchus"), circa 1934–1937.This exceptional lot documents the regiment's prized silver trophies, including:

• Multiple detailed views of the famous Liscum Bowl – the massive 92-pound silver punch bowl created in 1902 as a memorial to Colonel Emerson H. Liscum, killed during the Boxer Rebellion in China (features intricate dragons and relief scenes)
• Full displays of the regiment's interwar marksmanship and competition trophies (loving cups and bowls)
• The regimental colors with battle streamers (including Little Big Horn, China Relief Expedition, Philippines, etc.)
• Soldiers of the 9th Infantry in garrison uniform, posed with flags and as color guard

From Frank W Halsey's estate.  

Highly desirable for U.S. Army collectors, 9th Infantry/Manchu historians, or militaria enthusiasts. The Liscum Bowl is one of the most iconic pieces of regimental silver in Army history.

All photos are guaranteed original 1930s prints – not reprints or copies. Sold as a lot of 6. Please see all photos for condition and details.

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