Original British WWI Lewis Gun Stop Pawl Assembly Original Display Machine Guns it would be too expensive

it would be too expensive for anyone to buy

No Scabbards were made as this style of cutlass was designed to be worn in a Seaman's waist belt

The hilt including the ribbed grip is all brass

every air cooled parts set is comprised of the following:

built at Woolwich by Bland in 1815

Original British WWI Lewis Gun Stop Pawl Assembly Original Display Machine Guns it would be too expensiveOriginal Item: The Lewis gun introduced a new concept in feed systems for machine guns, resulting in the very distinctive flat drum magazine. The system of advancing and positioning the magazine was brilliantly simple. Exact positioning of the magazine for each shot was controlled by the stop pawl assembly, which consists of a right and left pawl and a stop pawl spring.