Original German WWI Trench Art Bullet Casing Photo Frame Ammunition Original Item: Issued for use

Original Item: Issued for use in the D-Day invasion of Europe in 1944

the 3rd and 4th Regular battalions were disbanded in 1906

it's just a pity these never got off the drawing board

Enfield did some experiments in 1883 with a button safety catch that pivoted from the bottom of the trigger assembly in a similar fashion to this example which is incomplete

construction specifically for the Water Jackets but also other components such as the Fusee Spring Covers however many ideas never got off "the drawing board" as advances in tactics and technology often made the "improvements" redundant

Original German WWI Trench Art Bullet Casing Photo Frame Ammunition Original Item: Issued for useOriginal Item: One of a kind. Unusual to see German made trench art. Reasonably, the German's were just as bored as the allies who spent months and years in muddy trenches and sent copious amounts of trench art home. This particular item is made from German cartridges (spent) and bullets to form a photograph frame. Across the top there is a brass Germanic crown over a small photographic likeness of Kaiser Wilhelm. The photograph shows two young