Original U.S. WWII Navy Firing Key Mark XVI Antique Percussion Firearms prompting the use of the

prompting the use of the word Blitzkrieg (literally lightning war

• Will have Cracks

New Made Item: Originally developed in 1943 for the M3 Fighting Knife this is a new made exact replica of the extremely rare all leather and steel combat scabbard that was so quickly replaced by the plastic M8 scabbard

• Wide black leather cross belt

especially on horseback

Original U.S. WWII Navy Firing Key Mark XVI Antique Percussion Firearms prompting the use of theOriginal Item: Only One Available. US Navy Firing Key Mark XVI designed in 1935 and used throughout WWII used to fire naval turret guns like the 5" and 16". The firing key was mounted at the gun pointers station and was connected electrically to the firing mechanism on the breech of the gun. When the trigger on the firing key was pulled, it completed the circuit and ignited the primer, firing the gun. This solid brass example is nicely marked with a