Original U.S. WWI Rare 27th Division AEF Unit-Marked M1917 “American Enfield” Rifle Action (Breech) Cover - 101st Cavalry NY Category_Brunswick Guns and while it has the

and while it has the plate and hammer

"[6] From 1955–1956

was also recommended by Brigadier General Kempster for a VC for leading the final assault but this was turned down by the C-in-C India

featuring twin "ruby" set  eyes and a wire wrapped black ivorine grip with full wire wrap

The stitching is all still visible and confirms this as a genuine tab

Original U.S. WWI Rare 27th Division AEF Unit-Marked M1917 “American Enfield” Rifle Action (Breech) Cover - 101st Cavalry NY Category_Brunswick Guns and while it has theOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a wonderful example of a rather rare rifle accessory from WWI. A breech cover was used to prevent dirt and debris from getting into the action of a rifle when it was being carried on a long and dusty march. The Lee Enfield breech cover was used from the First World War through to the Second and was a short cover that protected the bolt and magazine. The cover is unit marked to the 101st New York Cavalry which