Original Soviet WWII Glass Ampulomet For the Early War Anti-Tank Flaming Ampule Mortar MP 34 a newspaper that described it

a newspaper that described it as “the crack mounted organization from Orange and Newark known as the Essex Troop” also noted that “the regular train on the Long Branch road had three special coaches attached to it

While many of the myths about the overall losses of the Hundredth are not supportable

showing a gorgeous patina of age

This is a very nice service used example of a WWII M3 U

Original Soviet WWII Glass Ampulomet For the Early War Anti-Tank Flaming Ampule Mortar MP 34 a newspaper that described itOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is one you do not see everyday on the militaria market; a WWII Soviet Glass Ampule Round for the early war Ampulla Mortar! This particular example is made of thick blue green glass, and was excavated at a former battlefield somewhere on the former Eastern Front. It shows obvious signs of being underground for decades (along with remaining dirt left over from when it was excavated!). There are some chips to the