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Reversible: Desert Camouflage/Jungle Camouflage
for a port was critical to allied operations
He poses in the middle of his gun crew with their 40mm cannon that was responsible for down the German ME 109 from which PFC Repprt removed this piece of fabric on Christmas Day 1944
by countries on both sides
slightly thicker barrel walls and added trunnion caps to produce a stronger and more durable gun
Original French Tabatière Breech Loading Rifle Converted to Shotgun and Marked to Talequah Indian Police c.1880 Snider Rifle Parts Reversible: Desert Camouflage/Jungle CamouflageOriginal Item: One of a Kind. This is a truly interesting item just found in an attic, originating as a French breech loading military rifle withdrawn from service and then converted to a 12 gauge shotgun carbine intended for the third World market. These conversions usually took place in Lige, Belgium, however all markings on the metalwork have been worn away. Instead of ending up in Africa however, this example ended up in the United States,
