U.S. WWII 50th Anniversary M1A1 Carbine Folding Stock Paratrooper Display Gun with Jump Bag One-of-a-Kind Although this Officer remains un-named

Although this Officer remains un-named his last name might well have been BERGGREN

Battle of Tinian and the Battle of Iwo Jima

The M60 machine gun began development in the late 1940s as a program for a new

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U.S. WWII 50th Anniversary M1A1 Carbine Folding Stock Paratrooper Display Gun with Jump Bag One-of-a-Kind Although this Officer remains un-namedNew Made Item: This inert display completely non firing replica is a 50th Anniversary edition which we think may have been produced by Iver Johnson. However, it is not semi automatic and not functional. Also the typical 50th Anniversary issue Iver Johnson M! carbines are full stock, not folding stock. This is a full sized 1: 1 scale completely non firing dummy M1A1 Carbine display rifle. Stock made from hard wood with steel receiver and barrel, the