Original U.S. WWII M1917 Browning Machine Gun Transportable Water Can U.S. Uniforms This liner is the correct

This liner is the correct high pressure WWII issue and stamped with a W for the Westinghouse Electric Co Manufactured in Pittsburgh

It no longer retains data labels

Samuel Colt had acquired machinery that had been used to build Pattern 1853 Enfield rifles from the defunct Robbins & Lawrence Machine Shop & Armory

During its service in World War II the unit consisted of the 322nd

only 62 Jews lived there

Original U.S. WWII M1917 Browning Machine Gun Transportable Water Can U.S. Uniforms This liner is the correctOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a World War Two large round water can which had multiple uses but was notable used for the Model 1917 Machine Gun as a water condensing can and to transport fresh cool water to machine guns to prevent the barrels from overheating. It is steel construction and measures 13 inches in diameter and 5 inches wide. It comes complete with the original khaki web canvas carry strap which is in fair shape with some