The successor to the STEN Gun of World War II fame, the Sterling was essentially the peak of "tube gun" weapon design, and would serve as one of Great Britain's go-to close combat weapons through the Cold War and beyond. This example was commercially produced by noted American NFA manufacturer Charles Erb. Blade front and two-leaf rear sights, with the Erb address, "bullet" logo and serial number on the left side of the ventilated tube, faint Sterling markings on the magazine well, right handed three position "A R S" selector switch, checkered grip, and an underfolding stock. Included with the lot are eight extra magazines (seven Sterling, one STEN), magazine pouch (marked for an Uzi) and small spare parts.