British Vickers MMG Rare Copper-Plated DP Lock: Select Spanish Helmets The M42 was mostly worn

The M42 was mostly worn by Paratroops assigned to Airborne units

This is among the very best examples of this flag available anywhere

these helmets that were in service in WWI were repainted and rebadged in the late 1920's

A near mint World War II Propaganda poster with a gripping image of a swas clad arm

British Vickers MMG Rare Copper-Plated DP Lock: Select Spanish Helmets The M42 was mostly wornOriginal Item: When British military small arms are retired from active duty to be used as training arms, the guns and their parts are designated ? Drill Purpose.? Drill purpose arms and parts that have been relegated to training functions are marked DP. The DP marking is normally hand stamped. For a relatively short time, locks and lock parts designated DP were copper plated for identification. Few of these copper plated locks have ever appeared on