Reproduction of the US M1 Garand rifle. Wooden stock and metal parts. Full-size replica. Bolt pulls back and opens the chamber. Dry fires only. Doesn't fire anything.
ITEM NOT SHIPPED OUTSIDE EUROPEAN UNION AND SWITZERLAND .
Genuine WWII US M1 rifle, 2nd pattern plastic oiler with brush and cord cleaner. Adopted in 1943, it was cheaper to produce and lighter than the earlier metal type.
Fit in the wooden stock of the rifle.
Genuine WWII US Army waterproof case made of celluloid, intended for keeping the serviceman's cigarettes dry.
The present box is complete with lid.
Empty -- no cigarette pack included.
Genuine WWII US Army waterproof case made of celluloid, intended for keeping the serviceman's cigarettes dry.
The present box is complete with lid.
Empty -- no cigarette pack included.
Reproduction of the UNITED STATES PARATROOPS insignia, to be worn on chest of the jump jacket or field jacket. White parachute embroidered on light blue.
Diameter 3.55".
Genuine WWII US flag, 48 stars, attached to a wooden pole; a rather fragile golden wooden tip completes the set.
Dimensions of flag: 7in x 10.6in. Overall length of pole: 22.4in.
Perfect condition.
Genuine WWII US waterproof cover for M1 Garand or Springfield rifle, dated 1943. Issued for amphibious operations. Widely used on D-Day.
Directly from the original crate.
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