German MG 13 Display Gun: Super Select Collection Sales Firing an 11

Firing an 11

Complete with rear buckles to accept the standard P-37 web cross Straps these belts were fully interchangeable with the P-37 Web counterpart

The majority of the WWII German helmets were manufactured in size 62

Lewis became frustrated with trying to persuade the US Army to adopt his design and so ("slapped by rejections from ignorant hacks"

• Japanese type 99 bayonet with late war wood scabbard

German MG 13 Display Gun: Super Select Collection Sales Firing an 11Original Item: One only, just received from a museum quality private collection. The MG 13 was the first post WW1 light machine gun adopted by the German Army. It was adopted by the German Wehrmacht in 1931. The "13" in the model number was supposedly given to make it look as if the gun had been developed earlier, since the Treaty of Versailles forbade machine gun development to Germany. The MG 13 was the mainstay of the Wehrmacht from 1930 until the