Original Cold War Polish 43-52 PM wz. 43/52 Submachine Display Gun 19th Century We assume that this trophy

We assume that this trophy was a Schafer family memorial prepared by his regimental colleagues

In 65/66 they also began producing belts with the Trapezoid shaped "Davis buckle

In the post card he lets her know he is alright and loves her and asks het to go to the red cross and to send him candy and tobacco

Has internal pocket for take down tool

Three of the four Japanese carriers had been destroyed

Original Cold War Polish 43-52 PM wz. 43/52 Submachine Display Gun 19th Century We assume that this trophyOriginal Item: Only One Available. The PM wz. 43 52 was a Polish offshoot of the famous Soviet PPS 43 Submachine Gun line. The PM in the designation stood for "Pistolet Maszynowy". Following World War 2 (1939 1945), the Polish military arsenal was rebuilt with largely Soviet originated weapons and this included the PPS 43 Submachine Gun (SMG) series. The weapon was eventually taken under license production as the "PM wz. 43" from 1948 onward until a