British Vickers MMG Level, Spirit, M.G. Mark 1: Stanley Tools U.S. Equipment Item C14 in picture

Item C14 in picture

Serving under General John Burgoyne for the remainder of the Canadian campaign

This is the very first of extremely scarce Soviet bayonet that we have ever owned and the second we have actually laid eyes on

The term trench art was also carried on to items made by soldiers in WW2

United States Army orders also began in May

British Vickers MMG Level, Spirit, M.G. Mark 1: Stanley Tools U.S. Equipment Item C14 in pictureOriginal Item: The Vickers Medium Machine Gun was used often for indirect fire much like an artillery piece, especially during the First World War. In order to set the gun up for indirect fire, it must be initially leveled, so part of the kit of each gun included a level. We have a few of these tools, manufactured by two different makers, Stanley and Rabone. All have the British Ordnance broad arrow acceptance mark. This is the Stanley. The Stanley