Original British P-1876 Martini-Henry MkII Rifle by RSAF Enfield Converted to 40 Bore Smoothbore - Dated 1876 Russian Flare Guns and does not have any

and does not have any reinforcement bridle going from the faceted pan to the frizzen

Decorated ostrich eggs were traded around the Mediterranean during the Bronze and Iron Ages

thought it might be a challenge to deflate and re-pack it

Being this early of a helmet indicates that this helmet could have been issued in double decal configuration

Original British P-1876 Martini-Henry MkII Rifle by RSAF Enfield Converted to 40 Bore Smoothbore - Dated 1876 Russian Flare Guns and does not have anyOriginal Item: Only One Available. Here we have a very interesting British Martini Henry MkII rifle made by the Royal Small Arms Factory at Enfield Lock in 1876. This was not part of the Nepal purchase, and has no Negari or other Nepalese markings. This is a genuine War Department marked military issue Mark II Martini Henry, though for some reason it has been smoothbored to about . 488, which is 40 bore gauge. We do not know if this was intended to