Original WWII British Royal Air Force Female Officer Knit Doll MG 34 Display Guns & Part Sets A does not recommend operating

A does not recommend operating 100+ year old weapons)

having been in a private World War One collection which was first established in the 1920s

It appears these saw service from the 1890

The Ordnance RML 2

Army ordnance began developing a proprietary bayonet for use on the M1 carbine

Original WWII British Royal Air Force Female Officer Knit Doll MG 34 Display Guns & Part Sets A does not recommend operatingOriginal Item: Only one available. Now, the story with this piece is that it came from an RAF WW2 Collection, mostly of uniforms and apparently this charming doll of a W. R. A. F. Officer was knitted as a "self portrait" so to speak by a young lady who was actually posted in one of England's RAF war rooms. This was where a large table map was laid out and reports of incoming bombers were charted for fighter command. (We've all seen these rooms in the