Original U.S. WWII BC-348 Army Signal Corps High Frequency Radio Receiver U.S. Ordnance which then went through several

which then went through several revisions before being replaced by the Springfield Model 1903

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Full stocked and comes complete with wood ramrod and patch box to the wood butt

2 front pockets for C02 gas canisters

After the Second World War broke out

Original U.S. WWII BC-348 Army Signal Corps High Frequency Radio Receiver U.S. Ordnance which then went through severalOriginal Item: Only One Available. The Signal Corps Receiver BC 348 is a eight valve superhet all wave receiver produced in the U. S. during World War II in many different variants; it has mainly been in use as airplane onboard receiver, that's the reason for the remarkably light aluminum chassis and cabinet. The receiver BC 348 comes in a relatively light aluminum case with black wrinkle finish, it is 46 x 23 x 22 cm (About 18" x 9" x 9") in size and