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The Vickers Machine Gun

An in-depth study of the Vickers MG in use around the world throughout the 20th Century.

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Pliers

  • Cat No. F/FA 3518, PLIERS, SIDE CUTTING, 6-IN.

    Sources:


  • War Office, 1914; 1918; 1940a; 1942; 1944c; 1949a

    Specific source references can be provided if required.

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