British WWII Bren Gun Leather Bandolier Antique Percussion Firearms and Air Education and Training

and Air Education and Training Command (AETC)

The closing movement of the toggle was controlled by the return spring

In overall very good polished condition this is a very scarce and interesting infantry rifle from the 19th Century

The knight's head logo has become well known to the collecting community as it was registered to the renowned German sword maker W

When any metal component is brought within the field of the coils

British WWII Bren Gun Leather Bandolier Antique Percussion Firearms and Air Education and TrainingNew Made Item: A beautifully made leather bandoleer for three (3) Bren gun magazines was offered to British forces, but the demands of wartime production caused it to be dropped almost immediately. As a result, few were made, and, according to Thomas B. Dugelby in The Bren Gun Saga, it is possible that only a single sample survived. The bandolier is three inches wide, narrowing down at each end to provide a short strap with brass buckle for attachment