Original U.S. WWI Browning M1917 .30 Caliber Wooden Ammunition Box Lewis Gun This fine example does not

This fine example does not have the avionics installed

This very nice example is marked HVV over KØBHVN (Short for Copenhagen Arsenal)

It appears she was a very feisty woman and it was reported that whilst sewing sand bags for the fortification she was asked to come and pray for deliverance to which she replied that she was perfectly capable and sewing and praying at the same time

It has a classic bannister rail butt stock

Original U.S. WWI Browning M1917 .30 Caliber Wooden Ammunition Box Lewis Gun This fine example does notOriginal Item: Only One Available. When the . 30 Cal. M1917 Browning machine gun was developed for the U. S. military during World War I, the ammunition was packed in wooden boxes suitable for direct feeding of the gun. Wooden packing crates were used for bulk shipping of ammunition. Key construction for the wood . 30 caliber ammo boxes consisted of oak or ash wood material, dovetail or lap joints, a leather or webbing strap on top fitted into a