Original U.S. WWII Browning M1917A1 .30 Caliber Wooden Ammunition Box with Web Handle Russian Ordnance but it was over painted

but it was over painted with camouflage for use in France during WWI and then painted over again but white

When Estrada Palma recognized that Roosevelt was not prepared to support his position

Six different models of shotguns were accepted in the US army during World War II

JOE NOONAN

with all brass mounts and occasionally plumes

Original U.S. WWII Browning M1917A1 .30 Caliber Wooden Ammunition Box with Web Handle Russian Ordnance but it was over paintedOriginal Item: Only One Available. When the . 30 Cal. M1917 Browning machine gun was developed for the U. S. military during World War I, the ammunition was packed in wooden boxes suitable for direct feeding of the gun. Wooden packing crates were used for bulk shipping of ammunition. The design was simple and robust, and these boxes continued to be used during WWII as well. Key construction for the wood . 30 caliber ammo boxes consisted of oak or ash