German Luftwaffe WWII MG 15 Oiler: Steel with Markings Japanese Militaria It was a single shot

It was a single shot

Two-seat variants remained in use for training and secondary roles with the Royal Air Force (RAF) and Royal Navy until the early 1990s

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German Luftwaffe WWII MG 15 Oiler: Steel with Markings Japanese Militaria It was a single shotOriginal Item: The most elaborate and expensively made oiler you will ever see. We found a few of these among our MG 15 German aircraft machine gun parts. Each oiler is 3. 0 x 7. 5 x 12. 0 cm and holds 250 ml of oil. It is closed with a machined brass cap. The most distinguishing feature is the folding, curved spout. The spout is about 11 cm long and folds into a groove along one side of the can when not in use. An elaborate hinge of machined brass