Original U.S WWII Thompson M1928A1 Demilled Receiver Section- Marked TOMMY GUN Hand Select:No It is visually distinctive because

It is visually distinctive because of a wide tubular cooling shroud around the barrel — often omitted in World War I when used on aircraft — and a top-mounted drum-pan magazine

it has been manufactured by Israel Military Industries

Helmet has blue triangles or "division tags" over each ear

An original British Bayonet that served in both WW1

Original U.S WWII Thompson M1928A1 Demilled Receiver Section- Marked TOMMY GUN Hand Select:No It is visually distinctive becauseVery Rare Original Item: Very early in its history, the Thompson submachine gun came to be known as the "Tommy Gun" in the press and the popular mind. This was an informal nickname, although it was the best known name for the gun. When production recommenced shortly before WW 2, the Auto Ordnance Corporation decided to register the phrase "Tommy Gun" as a trademark of the company. To meet legal requirements for a registered trade mark, the mark must