British WWI Royal Flying Corp Aircraft Propeller Art Nepalese Cache Extras 30 carbine bullets would easily

30 carbine bullets would easily penetrate the front and back of steel helmets

Purchased from the Marine Museum Collection in England this is an Original French Wood Brandy Keg of oval form with iron straps

receiver and bolt carefully welded to render totally legal to own

The Lee-Enfield was the standard issue weapon to rifle companies of the British Army and other Commonwealth nations in both the First and Second World Wars (these Commonwealth nations included Canada

800 rounds per minute

British WWI Royal Flying Corp Aircraft Propeller Art Nepalese Cache Extras 30 carbine bullets would easilyOriginal Item: Only One Available. Most items like this are known as trench art but this is actually not from the "trenches" but high above in the skies. The Royal Flying Corp, Britain's first organized use of those then new "flying machines" in combat secured a place in history during the dreadful war to end all wars. Many films have been made, the most memorable being "The Blue Max", which was a total fiction, but more recently several much more