10-13-2013, 01:31 PM
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Lifer
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They must have taken lots of hard use!!
Heres one that survived through out the First world war with its blood and mud. The worst possible conditions. Parts wear out or need to be replaced often on the battle field! Heres one example on my 1914 unit matching artillery and what it went through is obvious!! Below both an a navy and artillery groupings~~Eric
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