Original Victorian Scottish City of Edinburgh Fire Brigade Officers Merryweather Brass Fire Helmet c. 1890 German Afrikakorp Slight rust pits just on

Slight rust pits just on the hinge section of the Snider breach block but no pits anywhere else that we can see

This is a magnificent display gun built from genuine WWII Thompson M1 parts and reassembled with a beautiful non-firing BATF approved steel machined Receiver

but showed a commonality between the islands and mainland Japan

As they would ensure that the colonial forces were not equipped with the latest weapons

Original Victorian Scottish City of Edinburgh Fire Brigade Officers Merryweather Brass Fire Helmet c. 1890 German Afrikakorp Slight rust pits just onOriginal Item: Only One Available. Here we have a lovely all brass Officer's Merryweather Pattern Brass Fire helmet, used by British fire fighters from Victorian times all the way up through WWII. It is decorated with embossed "Dragon" motifs, and is very ornate, typical of the Victorian era. Those produced during the 20th century were usually less decorated. It still retains the officers brass ring chin strap, attached to Rose shaped side retainers.