Original British WWI Royal Flying Corps Named Bulldog's Head Cigar Holder with Cigar - Dated 1915 British Militaria Issued guns were used with

Issued guns were used with the traditional very heavy 75 round "saddledrum" magazine(sold separately) and a display only MG 13 25 round box magazine which will fit but will not function

and is fitted with double sliding Saddle rings on a 6" ring loop mounted on the left hand side of the receiver

it was under the control of the SS Führungshauptamt (SS operational command office) beneath Reichsführer-SS Heinrich Himmler

The brass grip and knuckle guard retain approximately 80% of their original blackened finish and is blended with a lovely

They were quick to evolve into production-line manufacturing of Martinis with standardized

Original British WWI Royal Flying Corps Named Bulldog's Head Cigar Holder with Cigar - Dated 1915 British Militaria Issued guns were used withOriginal Item: One of a Kind A wonderful wooden Cigar storage holder with carved BULL DOG HEAD top with amber glass eyes actually still containing an old Cigar, which probably is a lot younger than the container. Standing just 9", tall the Cigar Case bears a small metal shield stamped or engraved: LT. W. REID R. F. C. 1915 The R. F. C. abbreviation of course stands for Royal Flying Corps, the predecessor of the Royal Air Force (R. A. F.). The cover of