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PROPERTY OF A NOBLEMAN
A BRASS MODEL OF A FIRST WORLD WAR VICKERS MACHINE GUN
20TH CENTURY
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A BRASS MODEL OF A FIRST WORLD WAR VICKERS MACHINE GUN
20TH CENTURY
With applied collar-badge of the Machine Gun Corps supported by two .303 shell cases, inscribed 'CAMIERS 1915', the two ammunition cases with hinged lids stamped 'VICKERS M.G./.303' and two water cans stamped 'WATER/ VMG', on a shaped plinth raised on further shell cases; together with a brass model of a First World War Maxim machine gun, second quarter 20th Century, bearing a royal Artillery badge to the front and engraved below 'L. CPL THOMAS DODD R.A.', the lid to box applied with flaming bomb insignia
7 ¼ (21 cm.) high; 14 ¼ in. (36.2 cm.) long and 7 ½ in. (19 cm.) high; 13 ½ in. (34.3 cm.) long
20TH CENTURY
With applied collar-badge of the Machine Gun Corps supported by two .303 shell cases, inscribed 'CAMIERS 1915', the two ammunition cases with hinged lids stamped 'VICKERS M.G./.303' and two water cans stamped 'WATER/ VMG', on a shaped plinth raised on further shell cases; together with a brass model of a First World War Maxim machine gun, second quarter 20th Century, bearing a royal Artillery badge to the front and engraved below 'L. CPL THOMAS DODD R.A.', the lid to box applied with flaming bomb insignia
7 ¼ (21 cm.) high; 14 ¼ in. (36.2 cm.) long and 7 ½ in. (19 cm.) high; 13 ½ in. (34.3 cm.) long
Provenance
The Maxim gun: With Pullman Gallery, London.
Brought to you by
Dido Penny