British Vickers MMG WWI Ammunition Belt: WWI Dated Brown Bess Musket Parts It entered service in great

It entered service in great numbers following AH's repudiation of the Versailles Treaty in 1936

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Brass Copper and Nickel Silver Mandrel Drawn Tubes

British Vickers MMG WWI Ammunition Belt: WWI Dated Brown Bess Musket Parts It entered service in greatOriginal Item: This is another near unbelievable find. These are original issue Vickers Machine Gun belts from the Great War, dated 1916, 1917 or 1918. Complete with early brass long dividers every third round. The function of the long dividers is to indicate how far the cartridge is supposed to be inserted in the belt. Each belt has a brass leader at each end, allowing the belt to be inserted from either end. The leaders are marked with the belt