Original Canadian WWII Long Branch Training Rifle Dated 1944 British Holsters and has some surface rust

and has some surface rust

better known under its trade name Erma

Ball rotates to keep flame upright in multiple positions

So the success of 82nd's Nijmegen drop was short-lived

At the start of WW1 in 1914 this Gew 98 long sawback bayonet was the norm

Original Canadian WWII Long Branch Training Rifle Dated 1944 British Holsters and has some surface rustOriginal Item: Only One Available. Bearing serial number OL 3160 is a relatively scarce 1943 pattern long branch training rifle dated 1944. These non guns were built in Long Branch, Canada and were a Canadian version of the British Swift Trainer. Reference see "The Lee Enfield" . The final edition by Ian Skennerton page 314. These were built to have the equivalent weight as the No 4 (8. 5 lbs) and had a safety butt plate As per the above reference