US WW2 10-Gauge Green Flares in Original Carton Browning LMG and its ancestors go all

and its ancestors go all the way back to the British Pattern 1908 Equipment of WWI and the Pattern 1937 Equipment of WWII

There special steel "inner pouch" for the Anti Aircraft Spider Sight and the pouch originally was fitted out with a spare bolt

The larger NS class blimps carried two or three guns in the control car and some were fitted with an additional gun and a gunner's position at the top of the gasbag

Included in the grouping are the following:

(SE or hkp)- Sachsische Emaillier u

US WW2 10-Gauge Green Flares in Original Carton Browning LMG and its ancestors go allOriginal Item: An original box of ten 10 gauge green flares dated 6 16 41. These are the flares used by the U. S. Navy Sedgley Mark V Signal Pistol. The flares are far rarer now than the pistols, and a full box is even rarer. It is in fact a mystery how these managed to go all the way through the Second World War without having been used. The base of each cartridge is marked VFM No. 10, and the closing wad is marked SIGNAL LIGHT VERY MK II GREEN. One