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Dating from the end of World War One judging from the painted Battle Honors this is a beautifully hand painted Regimental snare side drum made by the official Makers George Potter & Company of Aldershot
turned to the "Terror Tactics" of the BLITZ
now absent
back in the forest with Hap
The serial number 260133 dates this to early 1884
German MG 08 Maxim Cartridge Seating Gauge: Type 3 (Unmarked) Blunderbuss Dating from the end ofOriginal Item: Proper seating of cartridges in machine gun belts has always been important to prevent jams. This is especially true of the fabric belts used widely in WW1. IMA has a few German Maxim seating gauges. The base of the cartridge should reach to the bottom of the large rectangular notch while the two tapered pins fit into the two rivets nearest the edge of the belt. The gauge is shown in Dolf Goldsmith? s The Devil? s Paintbrush, 2002
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