Original British WWI Era Webley Mk.VI Revolver & Flare Gun Wooden Shoulder Stock Lewis Gun so not to interfere with

so not to interfere with the protective functions of his gas mask

The relationship collapsed altogether in early January 1945

Tom Roberth

For organizational identification of enlisted men in 1899

and wonderful embroidered yellow eagle to the right chest

Original British WWI Era Webley Mk.VI Revolver & Flare Gun Wooden Shoulder Stock Lewis Gun so not to interfere withOriginal Item: Only One Available. This does not look to have been issued but has been in long term storage, certainly 40 years that we know of, and may well date to 1917 or post World War One, as these were used into WW2. Heavy iron frame with wood Should stock attached with a brass right hand revolver grip panel. Overall length is just over 15 inches. The idea was to remove the hard rubber grips from a Webley Mk. VI revolver and replace them with