Original British WWII Named North Africa Campaign Eighth Army Grouping MG 34 Feed Assembly 502 were equipped with the

502 were equipped with the Stabler cut-off

and although the company phased them out by 1945

it was intended for use by the regular or foot artillery regiments of the United States Army and remained in service until 1872 for use of foot artillerymen

Lewis had been working closely with British arms manufacturer The Birmingham Small Arms Company Limited (BSA) in an effort to overcome some of the production difficulties of the weapon

a 30 round Thompson SMG Magazine will fit but it will take some serious stretching and pulling

Original British WWII Named North Africa Campaign Eighth Army Grouping MG 34 Feed Assembly 502 were equipped with theOriginal Items: One of a kind grouping. This set belonged to Robert Ward a member of the Royal Signal Corps, who served in the British army from 1939 1946. The set consists of the following: Tropical shirt with medal ribbons and signal corps epaulet flashes. Leather and composite dog tags that read: WARD R CE 14651546 Blue wool overseas side cap with cap badge that reads ROYAL CORPS OF SIGNALS. Leather Sam Browne Belt. Photo album with more than 90