Original German WWII Flare - Yellow Smoke Ball French Edged Weapons Mask and carry bag bear

Mask and carry bag bear British markings and WWII dates

K64 and so on

Originally designed by Beretta's chief engineer Tullio Marengoni in 1935

it became the British Army's primary machine gun

48 (model 1948) was a NATO contract helmet and every shell was manufactured either in Austria by the Ulbrichts firm or in Germany by the Linnemann-Schnetzer firm

Original German WWII Flare - Yellow Smoke Ball French Edged Weapons Mask and carry bag bearOriginal Item: Genuine WW2 German 26. 5 mm flare signal that produces a ball of yellow smoke. These are the flares that would have been used in IMA's Leucht Pistole 42 during the War. The case is made of aluminum and may have a label as follows, although many have faded: The first line identifies the type of signal, line two shows the manufacturer and date of manufacture, and line three is the expiration date, if present. Rauchballpatrone gelb DELEU