Original WWII Allied Victory Commemorative “Biscuit” Tin Category_MG 34 Bolt & Barrel Assembly California on the 3rd of

California on the 3rd of October 1966

The lock is also fitted with an early Doglock type safety on the hammer

In the bottom of a recently opened "Parts Chest" from our 2003 Palace purchase in Kathmandu

Russian Military Officials had taken note of the effectiveness of the new steel helmets being used by their French Allies and sought to procure a small number of these French helmets for an experimental field trial

Original WWII Allied Victory Commemorative “Biscuit” Tin Category_MG 34 Bolt & Barrel Assembly California on the 3rd ofOriginal Item: Only One Available. Now this is an absolutely gorgeous commemorative biscuit tin! Manufacture of origin is unknown due to the lack of markings, but we believe this tin to have been produced in the Netherlands at the close of the war. The top of the lid is marked with the flag of the Netherlands along with their Coat of Arms, making us believe this to be the origin and because of the Germanic spelling of the countries present on the tin.