German WW2 ZB26 & ZB30 Antiaircraft Front Spider Sight U.S. Marines USMC Note: WW2 Markings vary

Note: WW2 Markings vary

Very Heavy

the fourth is a movable paw style scraper

Wonderfully constructed with prewar quality at Steyr in Austria

The Latin motto as found on the swagger stick silver cap reads "In Arduis Fidelis" and translates to "Faithful in Adversity"

German WW2 ZB26 & ZB30 Antiaircraft Front Spider Sight U.S. Marines USMC Note: WW2 Markings varyOriginal Item: In WW2, one of the taskings of the light machine gun was to provide antiaircraft fire, and most countries provided special sights for this purpose. The front sight of the pair was typically a spider sight, so called because of its resemblance to a spider web. The rear AA sight may be a separate device that attaches to the receiver, or it may simply be the regular rear sight, set at an assigned elevation angle for use with the front