Original Australian WWI Rare Pattern 1903 Hotchkiss Machine Gun Ammunition Leather Bandolier - Dated 1917 German Machine Guns but the stock definitely is

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Original Australian WWI Rare Pattern 1903 Hotchkiss Machine Gun Ammunition Leather Bandolier - Dated 1917 German Machine Guns but the stock definitely isOriginal Item: Only One Available. A solid example of a rare WW1 Australian 1903 Pattern Hotchkiss Bandolier, manufactured by Hepburn Gale and Ross and dated 1917. This bandolier would have been for the small stripper clips of ammunition for the Machine Gun as well as the various tools needed to keep the gun in action. This is actually a fantastic example of these rare bandoliers, you do not want to miss out on this opportunity. The Mle 1914 Hotchkiss