Original German WWII MG 34 Display Machine Gun with Bakelite Buttstock - dfb 1941 Holsters & Cases -Crisp visible temper line ("hamon")

-Crisp visible temper line ("hamon") of the undulating ("midare") type

In 1953 the signal units were split from the engineer branch to form their own service branch

and YES you can actually dig with it

Also at this time the months did not coincide with the Western Calendar at this time

Original German WWII MG 34 Display Machine Gun with Bakelite Buttstock - dfb 1941 Holsters & Cases -Crisp visible temper line ("hamon")Original Item: Only One available. Comprised of nearly entirely original WWII parts, this weapon has been rebuilt on an ATF approved non firing original WW2 re welded de milled receiver without internal parts that has been replaced with solid steel bar stock and a 2" section of newly made material. The receiver bears a serial number, waffenamts as well as other markings. This is one of our original WWII issue MG34 display machine guns. It is coded