Empty Rock Island Arsenal Box

Marsoni

M251S

$12.00

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Empty Rock Island Arsenal BoxEmpty V3 cardboard box with Rock Island Arsenal paper taped to the bottom. This box is postwar and originally contained re packaged WWII Thompson M1A1 recoil springs. This is something we actually picked up from a backyard shed in Germany. The box is in fair condition and shows a lot of wear and tear. It is dirty and still has some of the packing material inside. It measures approximately 12. 5" by 8. 5" by 6".

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Reviewed in the United States on May 9, 2026