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a traditional roping attaching the headgear to the tunic so should it be dislodged in battle it would not be lost
unlike the first pattern
FitzRoy was charged with falsifying the reports of the ships stores and selling the surplus for his own profit
when it was gradually replaced with the M1870/87 Italian Vetterli-Vitali variant
Overall condition is very good and the mechanisms are functional
Original Pre-WWII Chinese Maxim Type 24 HMG Display Gun with Tripod Military Awards Medals Badges Insignia a traditional roping attaching theOriginal Item: Only One Available. China was one of the first Countries to purchase "Maxim Guns" back in the 1890s due to a British salesmen operating out of Hong Kong. China is best known for it's adoption of it's "Type 24" Maxim Water Cooled Machine Gun in 1935, that year being the 24th anniversary of it's then Nationalist regime. Because of the Sino German alliance, the Germans supplied the Chinese with MG 08s. Later in 1935, the Chinese demanded
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