Ancient Bronze Sword MG 42 Ammo Storage its civilian forerunner

its civilian forerunner

The first elements of the 501st PIR entered the division assembly area four miles west of Bastogne shortly after midnight of 19 December

This is a very nice condition example of a Whitney Navy percussion revolver

45 ACP ammunition on the Eastern Front

This fine example of an M78 is nicely maker marked on the left side of the receiver:

Ancient Bronze Sword MG 42 Ammo Storage its civilian forerunnerOriginal Item: This sword was reportedly dug up in north western Anatolia in the late 19th Century. It is all bronze, but the hilt may have been made separately and attached to the blade. The blade is a common shape and size for Persian swords of about 900 BCE, although roughly similar swords, including variations on the Greek Xiphos sword, have been found dating from around 1300 BCE forward. The blade is 39. 5 centimeters long by 4. 5 centimeters