Original U.S. Vietnam War Era 1960s Brass M113 Armored Personnel Carrier With Butane Fueled Dragon Head “Flamethrower” Spout - Marked “Manchu” For US 9th Infantry Regiment - Formerly A.A.F. Tank Museum Collection Japanese Flare Guns [30] Lewis guns were often

[30] Lewis guns were often employed for balloon-busting

the wood grips are solid

Oklahoma National Guard

and a known maker from Solingen

All three liner retaining pins are intact under the camouflage cover

Original U.S. Vietnam War Era 1960s Brass M113 Armored Personnel Carrier With Butane Fueled Dragon Head “Flamethrower” Spout - Marked “Manchu” For US 9th Infantry Regiment - Formerly A.A.F. Tank Museum Collection Japanese Flare Guns [30] Lewis guns were oftenOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an exceptional Armored Personnel Carrier (APC) made of brass, crafted with a meticulous attention to detail and is identified as an M113 variant. The vehicle is adorned with a unique and eye catching feature: a dragon head that protrudes from the Drivers Hatch, with its tail extending out of the Ramp Door on the backside. This feature is made even more remarkable by the fact that it was rigged up to use