Brass Flare Gun

COGSWELL & HARRISON Ltd 1918 No1 Mk III. During trench warfare coloured flares were an essential means of sending messages visible to the whole line as telephone lines often proved useless. They could also fire white flares to illuminate areas of the battlefield.

Object no :

EAAM123a, b

Collection :

The First World War

Creator :

Cogswell & Harrison Ltd.

Place of Production :

England

Dimensions :

NA

Materials :

brass with a wooden grip.

Location :

NA

Related site :

Mark Farm, Castle Kennedy

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