Original British WWI MKI Harrington & Richardson 37mm Flare Gun Lanchester SMG early Friday morning on 23

early Friday morning on 23 February 1945

For comparison we researched some other D-Day landing flags that have come to market in the past few years and the prices they fetched

The RZ1 & RZ16 although safe for the wearer were difficult to remove on landing

that I belong to

We turned into a 25° heading while we struggled to keep our loss of altitude to a minimum

Original British WWI MKI Harrington & Richardson 37mm Flare Gun Lanchester SMG early Friday morning on 23Original Item: Only one available. This is a very rare British WW1 issue Harrington & Richardson Arms MK I, 37 mm Flare Gun Tear Gas Projector with hinged frame and break action lever on a standing breech. Nearly identical to the Webley & Scott Number 1 Mark I flare gun, except that it has a permanently attached wooden buttstock. These were produced under contract for the British military in World War One and were also used in WWII. After the war some