Original French WWII 1940 dated 50mm Mortar Round for Modèle 37 Light Infantry Mortar marked as “Souvenir From Germany 1945”- Inert Antique Remingtons There's an argument to be

There's an argument to be made that the important part of an M1C is actually just a liner with the four-point chinstrap that can slip into any M1 helmet

Hazen's division commander

This flag is the real deal

and soon became a wreck

Made by the Austrian Weapons Factory Limited

Original French WWII 1940 dated 50mm Mortar Round for Modèle 37 Light Infantry Mortar marked as “Souvenir From Germany 1945”- Inert Antique Remingtons There's an argument to beOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice totally inert BATF compliant Mortar round for the French Lance Grenades de 50 mm modle 37 (Grenade launcher 50 mm model 37). This light infantry mortar was issued in 1939 to replace the French rifle grenade (VB launcher) in use at the platoon level, however few saw action in the infantry in 1940. It is unable to be used as a destructive device and is not available for export. It was a simple