British Military Brass Oil Bottle – Marked “J. EFD” Military Collectables most commonly seen on uniforms

most commonly seen on uniforms of individuals serving in support

Clearly stamped with its wartime markings: “1943 – C

denoting lot and manufacturing batch

The pouch features dual rear belt loops with snap fastener

This is a Rhodesian Army parachute brevet worn by qualified paratroopers

British Military Brass Oil Bottle – Marked “J. EFD” Military Collectables most commonly seen on uniformsA cylindrical brass oil bottle, complete with a threaded cap and integral applicator stem. Markings to the base read J. EFD along with inspection marks, indicating British military manufacture. These bottles were standard issue maintenance accessories for rifles, including the Lee Enfield series, during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Used to carry gun oil for cleaning and lubrication in the field, the robust brass construction ensured