Original U.S. WWI M1917 Enfield Rifle Bayonet by Remington Reissued for WWII British Home Guard Category_Display Guns & Parts Sets This would have necessitated burning

This would have necessitated burning much of the supplies and equipment

To commemorate the hostilities that ended with the German capture of Sevastopol on 4 July 1942 the Crimea Shield was created for all members of the armed forces under area commander Field Marshal Erich von Manstein

The stock has had some repairs done at arsenal

as each draw even has a vent to let out the air

the Germans also were the first to paint a camo scheme on the helmet to break up the round smooth shiny surface that exposed it’s wearer during the day

Original U.S. WWI M1917 Enfield Rifle Bayonet by Remington Reissued for WWII British Home Guard Category_Display Guns & Parts Sets This would have necessitated burningOriginal Item: Only One Available. During the often dark days of early WWII, the British Home Guard were armed with almost anything that could be found. Fortunately some of the U. S. Aid consisted of M 1917 Enfield Rifles in 30 06 caliber and accessories which were a different cartridge from the British Army's . 303 cal. The Home Guard were the obvious choice to get this aid, and in fact also carried the British version of the M 1917, the P 14, the