British Lewis LMG Return Spring Assembly Hand Select:Yes These pieces represent the basic

These pieces represent the basic set issued to all British Infantrymen in WW2 and thereafter onto which can be added a host of other accessories such as wire cutter carrier

a "step" was added to smaller helmets in order to make the base of the lugs an equal distance apart

web envelope carrier (dated on the interior)

Ottway & Co

tripod used by "on the move" infantry units

British Lewis LMG Return Spring Assembly Hand Select:Yes These pieces represent the basicOriginal Item: The distinctive profile of the Lewis Light Machine Gun is due in part to its return spring, which is a spiral spring such as one finds in clocks, unlike guns that use coil springs. This return spring is housed in a semicircular housing that projects below the receiver. The assembly consists of the spring itself, the return spring casing, and the return spring hub. Our return spring assemblies are supplied in an original screw top steel