British WWII Bren Gun Leather Bandolier WWI Fine quality crisp blade with

Fine quality crisp blade with crisp edges

In the early 1800s this pistol fell into the hands of the Ottomans who ruled Turkey and much of the Middle East at the time

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The regiment was represented in every campaign of the war

Around 1905 the term Verners Pattern with a model number was used starting with a Verners Pattern V

British WWII Bren Gun Leather Bandolier WWI Fine quality crisp blade withNew Made Item: A beautifully made leather bandoleer for three (3) Bren gun magazines was offered to British forces, but the demands of wartime production caused it to be dropped almost immediately. As a result, few were made, and, according to Thomas B. Dugelby in The Bren Gun Saga, it is possible that only a single sample survived. The bandolier is three inches wide, narrowing down at each end to provide a short strap with brass buckle for attachment