though the manufacturer markings may be unclear on some
These 9-lbs are excellent examples of "Studded" Shells of the same type as the ones currently on display in the WEST POINT MUSEUM and are referred to and illustrated on pages 335/336 of the excellent work "Artillery and Ammunition of the Civil War": by Warren Ripley
Just perfect for command of the waiting room staff
a sling for the Bren gun was developed which was the same as the sling for the rifles except that it was longer
These models were issued to the German WW2 Armed Forces after the "annexation" of Czechoslovakia in 1938
Indian Mutiny (1858) Tulwar Sword: Original Hand Select:Yes though the manufacturer markings mayOriginal Item: From our Nepal cache, these are the REAL thing, not 20th century Bazaar copies that are currently encountered in Afghanistan. These really are genuine Tulwar Swords recovered from the fleeing mutineers in 1859 when crossing the border into the mountain kingdom of Nepal. No two are alike, no scabbards survived, if they ever had them, just really wicked looking Tulwar Swords with a superb provenance. Classic Tulwar style steel hilts, with
