Bit off topic, but there is BSA content:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-15652440

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Amazing. It seems that lots of similar items buried in Dutch clay often also still are in good condition.

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What a great story, there were 2 BSA aircraft Brownings for sale at Beltring last year, but I couldn't afford one Rob.

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When they started 'de-mobilizing' the fortress at Rijnauwen (near Utrecht) in the sixties we found huge quantities of Dutch, German, French and Russian arms and ammo buried under the mud of the surrounding moats. We cleaned a Czech Bren, loaded with fresh ammo, and it worked without a problem. The ammo we found was not sure-fire any more but the cases could well be reloaded several times

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