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It differed from the MG 34 in that it was not belt fed but used a 25 round box magazine making it very mobile
From May to December 1966
Below this is the Ordnance flaming bomb and date of manufacture 1919
McCudden claimed his first victory in September 1916
A fine Prussian "Potsdam" Pattern 1809 smoothbore musket
Original U.S. Export Russian Contract Model 1895 Winchester Bayonet & Scabbard U.S. Marines USMC It differed from the MGOriginal item: Only One Available. This is very rare, especially in the wonderful all original Condition. The steel is bright and the bayonet has a 16" blade, with an overall length of 20 1 2". The grips are wood secured by two rivets, ground smooth. It does not have a serial number and comes in its original steel scabbard with an integral leather belt frog. The top of the crossguard is clearly marked WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS CO. There is a bit of
