Original German WWII 1080 Round Austrian Mannlicher M30 8×56mmR Wood Ammunition Crate - dated 1938 Vietnam Flying at extreme altitude in

Flying at extreme altitude in a B-17 or B-24 was physically demanding due to the un-pressurized nature of the planes and the resulting minus temperatures

whose mon (family crest) is displayed on the upper side of the Kabuto-gane (pommel cap)

Dated 1891 with Victorian crown stamping over ENFIELD on the butt socket this is a

It was then RE-TITLED in February as the 60th (Royal American) Regiment in February 1757 after two other regiments surrendered during the war

Original German WWII 1080 Round Austrian Mannlicher M30 8×56mmR Wood Ammunition Crate - dated 1938 Vietnam Flying at extreme altitude inOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice Pre WWII Austrian wood ammunition crate, which measures approximately 27" x 11" x 7 ". It features the typical leather hinged lid secured by a leather strap and buckle, and has tan webbing handles on either end. The lid and the two narrow sides still have their original content labels, though all are worn. As best we can tell they all original said: 1. 080 Stck 8 mm M. 30 scharfe S Patronen Rottw.