British WWI Lewis Gun Mk II Wood Buttstock Assembly Complete with Patent Dates Hand Select:No A heavy bronze magazine housing

A heavy bronze magazine housing and ventilated barrel jacket complete with bayonet stands

a well-known Norwegian wartime ski manufacturer who dates back to the earliest days of ski production

heavy-duty cardboard case with stapled construction

These existing Pattern B rifles after barrel conversion to the new

Below copy is courtesy of martinihenry

British WWI Lewis Gun Mk II Wood Buttstock Assembly Complete with Patent Dates Hand Select:No A heavy bronze magazine housingOriginal Item: Very limited availability. When originally issued, the butt stock of the Lewis ground gun consisted only of a wooden stock, a butt plate with screws, and the butt cap with its screw. This was the Mark I. There was no provision for a sling, nor was there an oil bottle. In July, 1916, during the Battle of the Somme, the addition of a swivel and oiler was approved, creating the Mark I*. Six months later, in January of 1917, a reinforcing