Manufacturer: Carr China Company
User: U.S. Army 107th Cavalry, I Company
Date of cup: 1938

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Notes: This cup, from 1938, was made for the U.S. Army's 107th Cavalry, I Company, that was headquartered at this time in Cleveland, Ohio, and part of the National Guard.

The 107 and I are placed inside a red-and-white guidon, the pennant used as the standard of a light cavalry regiment.

Contributors:
Susan and Ed Phillips