Original British WWII Royal Marines Trench Art Ashtray Mk IV Naval Shell - 1941 Dated Rear Sight Assembly as these were not blued

as these were not blued like the later 1873 Trapdoor bayonets

and crews of the 18 that went over the target

- German 98k ammunition pouch

as well as much more important due to the constantly changing nature of battle

Parade- (In Formation and Walking Out) - Two versions of parade uniform worn either in or out-of-formation

Original British WWII Royal Marines Trench Art Ashtray Mk IV Naval Shell - 1941 Dated Rear Sight Assembly as these were not bluedOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is a tremendous piece of WWII trench art, a scarce 4 Inch Mark IV Naval Shell embedded with the insignia of the Royal Marines. The shell itself is dated 1941. The top of the shell has a separate piece attached to turn the rim of the shell into an ashtray. The shell measures 18 tall with a base diameter of 5. The ashtray of the shell is painted and has four indented slots for cigarettes cigars. A really stellar piece