Original British WWII Sten MkIII Display SMG German Badges & Signs with all the provenance one

with all the provenance one could every wish for from a soldier that spent 186 days in combat in Europe as a member of the legendary 82nd Airborne

OR THE ROYAL FUSILIERS: An account of the formation of the regiment in 1685

Original Item: Well this is pretty much soup to nuts

This is a gun that was ridden hard and put away wet but despite that it has the most amazing eye appeal

it had an amazingly high rate of fire for its day

Original British WWII Sten MkIII Display SMG German Badges & Signs with all the provenance oneOriginal Item: One of the most prolific Allied Sub Machine guns of WW2 was the STEN GUN used by British and Commonwealth forces. It was predominantly issued in three models; Mk 2, Mk 3, Mk 5. The most common was the height of the War issue Mk lll. This was manufactured with a non removable barrel, in full barrel jacket that extended to the muzzle of the weapon. Each gun was issued with a quick detachable "T" Butt stock which replaced the Mk ll