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Australia WW2 Bren Gun Magazine

The Bren Gun Magazine was designed for use with the Bren light machine gun, which was a widely used firearm by British and Commonwealth forces during World War II and beyond. The Bren gun itself was a gas-operated, air-cooled light machine gun that was renowned for its reliability and accuracy. The magazine used with the Bren gun was designed to hold and feed .303 British caliber ammunition, wh... read more

Code: 1782

L1A1 (S.L.R) Magazine

L1A1 SLR 20 round, staggered row, detachable box magazine. The magazine is made from steel stampings. The magazine has a stainless steel follower and stainless steel helical spring. The magazine is painted black. There are no markings. read more

Code: 1779

Australia WW2 Colour Patch

AASC 6th Australian Division
Original full size patch. read more

Code: 1775

35.00 AUD

British WW2 Victory Bell

An interesting fund raising souvenir actually made from the metal of downed German aircraft.

Cast Alloy metal bell (H: 15cm, daimeter 10cm) with 'V' for Victory emblem on the handle; the main body of the bell is adorned with the heads of Churchill, Roosevelt and Stalin. Around the edge is the following embossed inscription : 'CAST IN METAL FROM GERMAN AIRCRAFT SHOT DOWN OVER BRI... read more

Code: 1762

285.00 AUD

US WW2 USAAF Air Crew Member Wings

The United States Army Air Forces air crew member badge was authorized on September 4, 1942 and was issued for members not covered by other badges such as aerial gunner or bombardier.

Original full size wings. The reverse marked Sterling and fitted with a brooch pin with rolling catch. read more

Code: 1761

125.00 AUD