German MG 34 Early Anti Aircraft Mount Head Assembly: MG 13 Compatible ZULU War sneak up on an Axis

sneak up on an Axis occupier

this jump case was for airborne troops to safely jump from a plane with their M1 Garand inside

It appears that this pistol fell into the hands of the Turks who replaced the original Migulet style lock with a typical Turkish flintlock

A great "field personalized" item for any collection

the legendary WWII Thompson sub-machine gun

German MG 34 Early Anti Aircraft Mount Head Assembly: MG 13 Compatible ZULU War sneak up on an AxisOriginal Item: These are restored surplus. In the 1930s the earliest MG 34 Machine Guns were first equipped with Anti Aircraft Mounts that incorporated these heads. Each head allowed for flexibility in both horizontal and vertical plains. The head fitted onto a post of circular cross section about 1 _ ? across. Approximately three and one half inches down the post was a groove running around the post into which a sprung loaded catch on the head