British WWII Sten and Lanchester SMG Magazine Bandolier British Bayonets The use of an Armorer's

The use of an Armorer's Marks was introduced in the days of Suits of Armor circa 1400 but was discontinued early in the 1700s

The belt with dummy ammunition and starter tab are a perfect complement to a display MG 34 or MG 42

somewhat faded from age

with regimental buttons complete with gold roped shoulder boards and agilities (cording)

When struck by the hammer pushing the pin into the cartridge the internal primer was ignited and the cartridge discharged

British WWII Sten and Lanchester SMG Magazine Bandolier British Bayonets The use of an Armorer'sNew Made Item: Designed as an over the shoulder Bandoleer, this was intended to carry eight (8) 50 round Lanchester Sten Magazines in double pockets and had pouches for two individual grenades and or Magazine loaders. Manufactured of heavy grade canvas, brass fittings with leather shoulder pad, this is just as the originals. Typically over engineered by Pre War Military Designers; these hardly got past the experimental stage.