Original U.S. WWII International Flare Signal Company Brass-Framed Pistol with Lanyard- Serial 15543 - Dated May 1943 U.S. Badges and would be a great

and would be a great addition to any collection

This particular example is from a Volunteer Militia unit and has the maker and inspection information stamped on the inside of the leather liner band:

The rifle is in fair condition with heavy wear to the stock and barrel nocks form from powder burn

and it was essential to the survival of the British empire

Truly fascinating and immensely rare this is a hand written letter addressed to COLONEL CHARLES NUGENT of the Royal Engineers at Horse Guards in London

Original U.S. WWII International Flare Signal Company Brass-Framed Pistol with Lanyard- Serial 15543 - Dated May 1943 U.S. Badges and would be a greatOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very good condition 37mm WWII Era International Flare Signal Co. Flare Pistol. Some collectors refer to this as the "Model 52" not because it was designed in 1952, but that at one time this gun was part of the International No. 52 marine distress signal kit. Break open operation, featuring brass and nickel construction. Embossed on both sides of the crosshatch grip in raised letters: INTERNATIONAL FLARE