Description
1) We are aware that the example photographed is missing a sling swivel
the five regiments that had their traditional recruiting grounds in the counties of the new state were disbanded
Tents of this era are stamped with a large "US" on the outside panel and have the contractor and date inside
has correct steel lift-the-dot snap by various makers
The musket has the typical Dutch style sheet brass buttplate with a thin
Original British WWI Lewis Automatic Display Machine Gun - The Lewis Gun 81mm Mortar 1) We are aware thatOriginal Item: Only One Available. With the exception of the German FG 42, this is one of the most difficult World War One or Two Display Machine Guns to find on the market today. Rebuilt from a vintage complete WW1 parts set using all original parts on a deactivated (non firing BATF compliant) display receiver using 80% of an original torch cut steel Lewis MG receiver ans 20% solid steel. Internally it is totally inert and welded with no internal