Original British WWII Vickers Oil Bottle Body Lock Assembly please "choose special hand select"

please "choose special hand select" and specifically request British markings for such an example

The kukri came to be known to the Western world when the East India Company came into conflict with the growing Gurkha Empire

but it was rejected in favor of a necked-out version of the cartridge - the 20x102 - which is still in use today in the M61 Vulcan and various other guns

Dates of manufacture vary but all will be pre-1945

577 Martini-Henry caliber allowed both the rifles and therefore the bayonets to see further service in the empire

Original British WWII Vickers Oil Bottle Body Lock Assembly please "choose special hand select"Original Item: In the Vickers gun, the gunner holds two wooden spade type hand grips. The wooden grips are installed over two hollow steel tubes designed to function as oil and solvent bottles. The bottles are closed and externally threaded at the bottom to screw into the lower grip support. The lower end is provided with two recesses for a spanner wrench if removal is necessary. The upper end is threaded internally to accept a cap.