Original British WWII Bren LMG 100 Round MK1 Drum Magazine with Loading Accessories and Adapter Brown Bess Musket Parts The silver plaque is well

The silver plaque is well polished and the remains of years and years of silver polish is still evident around the plaque and trapped under the keg's iron hoops

Specifications (all measurements are approximate and may vary):

and still retains some of the original tin plating

• Santo Mancwso (Joliet

The first operational YB-40 sortie took place on 29 May 1943 against U-boat Sub pens at Saint-Nazaire

Original British WWII Bren LMG 100 Round MK1 Drum Magazine with Loading Accessories and Adapter Brown Bess Musket Parts The silver plaque is wellOriginal Item: Only One Available. A special offering for the advanced British WW2 Collector; IMA has found a lost case of these exceptionally scarce 100 drum magazines issued in WW2 for use with the Bren Light Machine Gun. They were originally intended for anti aircraft use, where the 100 round capacity would prevent the need to reload while staying trained on the aircraft. These "Speed Drums" as they were named came in two varieties, the MkI and