The COLT'S PATENT marking is still partly visible on the frame
The top of this fine example is marked with the maker's information:
This is a very nice example constructed of Zinc and marked on the reverse L/56 which stands for Funke & Brüninghaus of Lüdenscheid
It is complete except for the leg tie down
The Royal Marines were the last to leave Gallipoli
Original U.S. WWII Navy Rare Morse Code Signal Light Gun - As Seen In Book Martini-Henry Rifle The COLT'S PATENT marking isOriginal Items: Only One Set Available. This very U. S. Navy signaling gun is featured on page 115 in the book U. S. Navy Uniforms in World War II Series: Weapons, Equipment, Insignia: Submarine Service, PT Boats, Coast Guard, Other Sea Services, Volume 6 by Jeff Warner. In fact this piece was purchased by IMA from the estate of Mr. Warner along with much of his personal collection. This is a U. S. Navy signaling gun, code number 9 S 4240 L, retaining