Original British WWII Bren LMG Tripod dated 1941 by Australia General Electric with Rare Anti-Aircraft Leg German Afrikakorp he saw considerable action against

he saw considerable action against pirates in the Malay Archipelago

This particular pike comes from the disposal in 2005 of the contents of the Hanoverian Royal Palace of 'SCHLOSS MARIENBURG' in Hanover

Carson City

To the front is a very fine embroidered gold bullion on crimson background with insignia

of whom 5 enlisted men died in the hands of the enemy

Original British WWII Bren LMG Tripod dated 1941 by Australia General Electric with Rare Anti-Aircraft Leg German Afrikakorp he saw considerable action againstOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a great example of a complete, very hard to find, early production Bren LMG tripod, which can be assembled as a standard ground mount or used with the two part leg to convert to an Anti Aircraft configuration. Also included is a complete traverse and elevation system (T&E), along with the sustained fire traverse stops. This example is painted in the standard arsenal green, and is maker marked and dated where