Looks like an old fashioned pushbike seat clamp, .. and a pushbike push on rear light lense .. that has the actual lense piece missing out of the middle.
Hello again,
This one is a complete stab in the dark!
I bought a few bits and pieces a while back, and the guy sent me these 'free gifts'. When I asked him what they were, he didnt know! lol
All he said was he found them at an old ww2 arms storage depot, along with other relic items. bullets, mags ect
Sorry about the picture quality.... camera is playing up the minute!
Kind regards,
Woody
Looks like an old fashioned pushbike seat clamp, .. and a pushbike push on rear light lense .. that has the actual lense piece missing out of the middle.
The one on the left is a sight hood for an enfield no4mk1 or a sten mk5. The one on the right is a cap that holds the bolt and spring into a sten with the stock removed. Neat stuff to find just sitting around.
well there you go .... great items !!
"Now, I've designed this like a collapsing bag ! "
I believe that some of the smaller shops that made parts for the sten before the war made bicycles. You have got to love the simplicity of these guns.
Hi bartonharley,
Yeah spot on mate, Im here looking at the sight hood on my No4,
you got that right and the end cap for the Sten, nice finds.
Dont throw them away you have good little relics there.
dave
I know its a bit late to reply but i thought you might find this interesting. I used to be an adult instructor in the army cadet force here in england. Our hut had a small brick built building at the rear a bit like a large over ground bomb shelter.This was where they designed the Sten gun before passing the blueprints down to Lee Enfield a fantastic bit of history only now the MOD decided to demolish it for a small parade ground for the army cadets and air trainning corps . How stupid can the military be.