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bcv[22] - WW2 / Home Guard [1 of 2]
![bcv[22] - WW2 / Home Guard [1 of 2]](https://cdn.ipernity.com/200/47/36/51574736.10b41158.640.jpg?r2 "bcv[22] - WW2 / Home Guard [1 of 2]")
Display - with talks - of Home Guard weapons [all de-activated or replica]. Note the bell tents and army blankets.
The nearest three weapons are all "Sten" guns, then a selection of Webley revolvers [plus an interloping Smith & Wesson .38], Thompson sub-machine guns and finally some rifles.
Standing behind are their storage boxes. Note the case with a wide "red stripe" if I recall correctly that denotes the weapon is a non-standard calibre for Britain, requiring specific ammunition.
The nearest three weapons are all "Sten" guns, then a selection of Webley revolvers [plus an interloping Smith & Wesson .38], Thompson sub-machine guns and finally some rifles.
Standing behind are their storage boxes. Note the case with a wide "red stripe" if I recall correctly that denotes the weapon is a non-standard calibre for Britain, requiring specific ammunition.
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