Original British Manufacture East India Company Victoria Artillery Carbine - Circa 1843 Availability_Both During the rearming of the

During the rearming of the Wehrmacht the first top secret rearmament measures were carried out in spring 1933

then a colonel

appearing to be un-issued or lightly used

In the drawers are multiple punches and three unissued MG34 firing pins

Original British Manufacture East India Company Victoria Artillery Carbine - Circa 1843 Availability_Both During the rearming of theOriginal Item: Only One Available. Introduced in 1843 these percussion carbines came with 26" 28" barrels for artillery use and 21" barrels for cavalry use which also included a fitted saddle ring. This example has a 28" British proofed smoothbore barrel with various maker markings underneath including W. MILLWARD and BECKWITH. The lock bears the East India Company Rampant Lion Logo. The furniture is all brass and the carbine is offered in overall