Original WWII Australian ANZAC 1942 dated MkIII* C.S.R. Brass Flare Signal Pistol Spanish Flags possibly for use during the

possibly for use during the campaigns of the late 1800s

He thus became the last airman of the 392nd Bomb Group to be killed in a direct confrontation with the enemy

5 mm flare casing

particularly the geared-output H-S 8B-powered early versions

however it has also has the name E

Original WWII Australian ANZAC 1942 dated MkIII* C.S.R. Brass Flare Signal Pistol Spanish Flags possibly for use during theOriginal Item: Only one available. This is a very nice WWII produced example of the Australian military Mark III* flare pistol, as issued and used during the last part of World War I and early in WWII by British and Commonwealth Forces. The pistol is fully marked, with maker markings, and DD Broadarrow Australian Military proofmarks. This particular Mark III* signal pistol was produced by The Colonial Sugar Refinery of Sydney. The Mark III signal