Description
Maixent Aerodrome on 17 July
a cracking souvenir of yet another British victorious engagement at sea against the French
the group had flown over 300 combat missions
Western frontier maturation continued unabated
Original British WWI Lewis Automatic Display Machine Gun with Magazine - Lewis Gun Snider Rifle Parts Maixent Aerodrome on 17 JulyOriginal Item: Only One Available. With the exception of the German FG 42, this is one of the most difficult World War One or Two Display Machine Guns to find on the market today. Developed in 1914, this example is clearly marked Lewis Auto Gun and shows the manufacturer The Birmingham Small Arms Co. Ltd., ENGLAND. It also bears the marking of Armes Automatique Lewis, BELGIUM. It is mounted with a well marked original bipod, and would be the