Original British WWI 1917-dated SMLE Wire Cutter No.I MkII by Decimals Ltd Category_MG 34 Reciever Assembly the M42 was often reinforced

the M42 was often reinforced with thicker

the division soon thereafter departed for England in the summer of 1918

We refer to these as grade 1 because they are mostly just very greasy/dirty with little rust

British Martini-Henry Type II Striker: Enfield marked

the 101st Airborne Division became part of XVIII Airborne Corps

Original British WWI 1917-dated SMLE Wire Cutter No.I MkII by Decimals Ltd Category_MG 34 Reciever Assembly the M42 was often reinforcedOriginal Item. Only One Available. These are fantastically rare! Company director Christian Cranmer has only ever handled two previously, the first at The London Gun Show in 1990, and its price then was near to $3,000! Since then we purchased one of our own, which we have since sold, however these earlier TWO examples were both Marked No. 1 MK III. This example is clearly marked No. 1 MK II, although we can see no obvious difference between the two