Original WWII U.S. Coast Guard Line Throwing Cannon Lyle Gun Number 2964 by Sculler Safety Corp with Steel Mount Flintlocks by 31 December 1971 it

by 31 December 1971 it numbered 46 and by early 1972 it numbered only 35 enlisted women

though the body is missing almost all of the original paint with what appears to be a repaint retained

the Japanese characters for 2 (ni) 7 (nana) and 3 (san)

Under the camouflage term German armament firms continued development of rocket launchers which fired smoke or high explosive shells in direct violation of the Treaty

Original WWII U.S. Coast Guard Line Throwing Cannon Lyle Gun Number 2964 by Sculler Safety Corp with Steel Mount Flintlocks by 31 December 1971 itOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a fantastic Lyle gun made by the Sculler Safety Corp. of New York City, one of 800 guns ordered at the beginning of WWII for use during coastal rescue operations. It is constructed of a brass fitted steel barrel, which is marked around the muzzle by maker SCULLER, and also is marked with GUN 2964, as well as inspector issue markings TCJ, MM, and HSW. The tube measures 28. 25 inches, the bore length is 22