WWII Thompson Submachine Gun Magazine Lot – Seymour Products Co. – (2) 30-Round & (1) 20-Round Magazine Cotton during King George V's 1911–12

during King George V's 1911–12 visit to Nepal

consistent with a wartime artifact

The rifle remains in good antique condition with an attractive aged patina to the metal surfaces and a solid walnut stock showing normal handling marks consistent with military use

including the interwar years and into the Cold War era

WWII Thompson Submachine Gun Magazine Lot – Seymour Products Co. – (2) 30-Round & (1) 20-Round Magazine Cotton during King George V's 1911–12Original WWII Thompson submachine gun magazine lot consisting of three Seymour Products Company magazines, including two 30 round stick magazines and one 20 round stick magazine. All three magazines are marked: The Seymour Products Co. Seymour, Conn. Seymour Products was one of the principal wartime contractors supplying magazines for the Thompson submachine gun during World War II. Original Seymour marked magazines remain highly sought after by