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and a sign marking the site is visible from the freeway
67" Musket
weighing at between 20 to 30 pounds and had a close-able peephole for firing
most likely made or acquired by a Belgian soldier seeking safety during the German Occupation of Belgium during WWI
and hastily recruited New Yorkers to increase its numbers
Original German WWII Bakelite & Aluminum Carbide Trench Lantern with "Blackout" Covers & Mounting Hook - Waffenamt Marked Japanese Awards Medals Badges Insignia and a sign marking theOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is very unusual and wonderfully represents the German's use of bakelite a pre war plastic forerunner that was most often encounter in field phones, fuse containers and MG 34 butt stocks. We have had several of these before, however this example is by FAR the most complete example that we have had. It still has the aluminum hook on the handle, for easily securing it to any number of hanging points. Even better,