Description
Motorola (then the Galvin Manufacturing Company) received a contract from the War Department to develop a portable
K64 and so on
The skulls were noted known among the Finns that some sources claim the I/JR 46's unofficial nickname was "Pääkallopataljoona"
Though it could use both the 50-round drum and the 20- or 30-round box magazines
market: this film comes out of Finland
German Model 1928 Signal Pistol With Case British Militaria Motorola (then the Galvin ManufacturingOriginal Item: The 1928 signal pistol was the dominant signal pistol in the German military until the introduction of the LP 42, and it remained in use AND being manufactured for many years after WW2. The post war version was identical to the earlier pistol except that it added a safety. This sample has wooden grips and comes with a carrying case that shows all the creative and engineering expertise one would expect from a German product. The case,