British WWII Lanchester Mark I Display Machine Carbine SMG- Serial Number 123A, Extremely Rare Royal Air Force but it is generally used

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British WWII Lanchester Mark I Display Machine Carbine SMG- Serial Number 123A, Extremely Rare Royal Air Force but it is generally usedOriginal Item: Only One Available. Now this is really rare. Serial Number 123A, which is in the very first issue of the famous WW2 British Lanchester Submachine Gun, featuring the original all steel magazine housing. This example also has the early long adjustable back sight. The later mass produced version, the Mk I*, had a brass magazine housing. This steel magazine housing has the clear, early marking of LANCHESTER MACHINE CARBINE MARK I, along