Original British WWI & WWII Mk4 Brass Oil Bottle- Jenkins Mfr. MG 34 Ammo Storage Or polish it up and

Or polish it up and use it for a beautiful and historical paperweight on your desk

Gilt King's crown buttons and rank insignia in gold lace mounted of gilded braid epaulettes

Eye pieces are clear and easy to focus

• Red Tunic- Original British army red tunics found in the back of the IMA warehouse long forgotten since the 1980s

with the weapon beginning to be generally issued to the British Army's infantry battalions on the Western Front in early 1916 as a replacement for the heavier and less mobile Vickers machine gun

Original British WWI & WWII Mk4 Brass Oil Bottle- Jenkins Mfr. MG 34 Ammo Storage Or polish it up andOriginal Item: Henry Jenkins & Sons, Ltd., Unity Works, was located on Victoria Street in Birmingham, UK. The company produced over a million Mk4 oilers during WW1. Output was inspected by a branch of the inspection office at the Birmingham Small Arms plant, thus the inspection mark includes the italic B. The manufacturers symbol, H. J&S,is stamped on the base of the oiler, along with the Ordnance broad arrow.