Original Pair of Scottish Pole Arms Circa 1690 from Leith Hall - One of Scotland's Most Haunted Castles Hotchkiss MG correct "spider" top

correct "spider" top

When the train turned east from the camp the men were all happy because that meant they wouldn't be going to the Pacific Theatre of Operations

with its rigging almost completely destroyed

This is very unusual and wonderfully represents the German's use of bakelite a pre-war plastic forerunner that was most often encounter in field phones

1944 the 11th was moved to Camp Stoneman

Original Pair of Scottish Pole Arms Circa 1690 from Leith Hall - One of Scotland's Most Haunted Castles Hotchkiss MG correct "spider" topOriginal Items: Two of a Kind. These came from the George Strakaty Collection and were acquired in the 1960s from the English Dealer Herbert Sutcliffe, who handled all the weapons and family paperwork removed from Leith Hall upon the death of the the last Lady Leith. The Strakaty Collection was purchased by IMA in the mid 1980s. Interesting hooked bill shaped heads with vicious spikes protruding to the rear in two places, another spike above the