Original U.S. Korean War M48 Parachute Trip Wire Flare MG 34 Display Guns & Part Sets with almost no pitting visible

with almost no pitting visible

This sword originates from the Scottish Castle LEITH HALL that was stripped of all arms in 1963 by old Lady Leith just before she gifted the Castle and Estate to the National Trust of Great Britain

Under which are three initials:

under the command of Col

(later MGEN) Merrill B

Original U.S. Korean War M48 Parachute Trip Wire Flare MG 34 Display Guns & Part Sets with almost no pitting visibleOriginal Item: Only One Available. Officially known as the "Flare, Trip, Parachute M48". The Parachute Trip Flare M48, is, in effect, a one shot mortar fired by a trip wire. It projects an illuminating flare to an altitude of 300 to 500 feet, where a parachute borne candle ignites when expelled from the shell case. The candle burns for about 20 seconds with a yellow white light of approximately 110,000 candlepower, and illuminates an area with a