Original U.S. WWII M9 Hand Pyrotechnic Signal Flare Projector Lock Assembly Overall a very good condition

Overall a very good condition example of a rare bayonet frot from the Deutsches Afrikakorps

styles vary

and was available in zinc or black finish

An early WW2 Luftwaffe overseas side cap for an Enlisted Man or NCO in the Hermann Goering Infantry Division offered in near excellent condition

in the Battle of Trafalgar on October 21st 1805 being the fifth Man-o-War in Nelson's weather column

Original U.S. WWII M9 Hand Pyrotechnic Signal Flare Projector Lock Assembly Overall a very good conditionOriginal Item: Only One Available. Manufactured by A. M. P. Co. The M9 hand pyrotechnic launcher is a manually operated, muzzleloading projector was used during WWII for projecting flares or signals for signaling between ground troops or front ground troop to aircraft. Parkerized finish. Safety pin on chain. Projector has no trigger and is fired by striking the rounded base of the hand knob against the base or the ground. Steel tube with plunger