US 37-mm Double Red Stars With Red Tracer Nepalese Cache Extras removed the leg strap for

removed the leg strap for the bag and used the it to carry personal effects

Found in our Nepalese “cache” purchase this was a total mystery until recently an EIC collector explained that this is an EIC flintlock carbine introduced around 1780 that started life with a 26" barrel reference “SMALL ARMS OF THE EAST INDIA COMPANY 1600-1856"

The first models were issued in 1932 and proved unworthy of further consideration

CVW-14 deployed aboard USS Enterprise for its first peacetime deployment in ten years

Found at the 2013 Baltimore Gun Show and purchased from an old time Collector who had this for 45 years and even remembered the even older and now deceased and very well known Connecticut Collector he got it from in the 1960s

US 37-mm Double Red Stars With Red Tracer Nepalese Cache Extras removed the leg strap forOriginal Item: The US nomenclature is SIGNAL, ILLUMINATION, AIRCRAFT AN M57A2 TRACER, DOUBLE STAR. The signal consists of two red stars and a red tracer element. A band of red Ts indicates the red trace and two bands of red Cs indicate two red stars. This is a particularly complicated signal. The cartridge case is aluminum and can be reused. Original 37 mm flare cartridges are EXTREMELY RARE. US issue 37 mm flare cartridges are compatible with British