Metal Belt Links For WW 1 U.S. M1915 Vickers Aircraft Gun, Phosphate Finish Sten Gun bore is good (6-7) and

bore is good (6-7) and it functions perfectly

Appearing to be based on a work uniform pattern

these are virtually unissued postwar WW2 Style German Made and Marked Y Straps

A British soldier's bring back souvenir from his times on the front line

Although there are traces of a Crown at the rear of the 39" barrel the proof marks one would expect to see have worn away

Metal Belt Links For WW 1 U.S. M1915 Vickers Aircraft Gun, Phosphate Finish Sten Gun bore is good (6-7) andOriginal Item: Here we go again, another first, another unbelievable rarity. The United States adopted the Vickers gun in 1915 as the Vickers Machine Gun, Model of 1915. The American version fired the U. S. caliber . 30 06 cartridge. Among the Allies, the Vickers was the favored machine gun for aircraft mounting because it could be synchronized to fire through the propeller better than other models, and the United States converted some of its M1915