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    • 7.5cm LIG18 metal ammunition box found on hill 112 in Normandy from July 1944 battle

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    A fantastic metal ammunition box for the 7.5cm Leichtes Infanteriegeschutz 18 infantry support gun found in German positions on Hill 112 in Normandy many years ago. The box is solid although small rust holes throughout. Hinge, handle and catches are all jammed and not moving. The box has been coated with varnish to prevent further rusting.

    Has come from a private dormant collection in the UK.

    THIS ITEM IS FREE UK SHIPPING .FOR INTERNATIONAL BUYERS IT IS AT A REDUCED RATE. PLEASE ASK BEFORE PURCHASE.

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