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Original Soviet Russian Cold War Inert LPO-50 Flamethrower Set with Projector, Backpack, and Power Pack in Pouch - Dated 1958 Untouched Antique Guns The “sew-in” style NCO schulterklappen

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Duotone board — mint brief on the left, coral-folded detail sheet on the right.

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Description

The “sew-in” style NCO schulterklappen (shoulder boards) of this tunic are unique to the rank of Wachtmeister

Kershaw was founded by Abraham Kershaw in Leeds in 1888

Imperial Russia placed enormous contracts with American manufacturers for Model 1891 rifles and their accompanying bayonets

as they were definitely still useful

These were the standard Infantry headgear of the early 17th century used in England and much of Europe

Original Soviet Russian Cold War Inert LPO-50 Flamethrower Set with Projector, Backpack, and Power Pack in Pouch - Dated 1958 Untouched Antique Guns The “sew-in” style NCO schulterklappenOriginal Set. Only One Available. This is an exceptional early Cold War Soviet LPO 50 Light Infantry Flamethrower set dated 1958, consisting of the flame projector, three tank backpack assembly with harness, connecting line, original canvas sling, and the removable electrical power pack with its separate canvas carrying pouch. The LPO 50 was developed during the 1950s as the Soviet replacement for the WWII era ROKS series and later saw service outside

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