Original British WWI & WWII Mk4 Brass Oil Bottle- Jenkins Mfr. MG 34 Ammo Storage Or polish it up and

Or polish it up and use it for a beautiful and historical paperweight on your desk

Eye pieces are clear and easy to focus

Sudaev continued to experiment with improvements for his submachine gun

Note: Manufacture style varies slightly

with the weapon beginning to be generally issued to the British Army's infantry battalions on the Western Front in early 1916 as a replacement for the heavier and less mobile Vickers machine gun

Original British WWI & WWII Mk4 Brass Oil Bottle- Jenkins Mfr. MG 34 Ammo Storage Or polish it up andOriginal Item: Henry Jenkins & Sons, Ltd., Unity Works, was located on Victoria Street in Birmingham, UK. The company produced over a million Mk4 oilers during WW1. Output was inspected by a branch of the inspection office at the Birmingham Small Arms plant, thus the inspection mark includes the italic B. The manufacturers symbol, H. J&S,is stamped on the base of the oiler, along with the Ordnance broad arrow.