Original Belgian-Made Snider Carbine Possibly made for the Boer Republic - Liège Marked Hotchkiss MG 32 (THE LADIES COLT)

32 (THE LADIES COLT)

along with a studded collar known as a "mendak"

but it is still intact

7x58mm Arisaka round had already been adopted and was starting to enter into service with front line combat units

Warner Richmond

Original Belgian-Made Snider Carbine Possibly made for the Boer Republic - Liège Marked Hotchkiss MG 32 (THE LADIES COLT)Original Item: One Only available. It is somewhat puzzling to see a SNIDER CARBINE being made in Lige by Belgian Gunsmiths. Clearly to be sold to British adversaries somewhere other than in Belgium. We had a nearly identical carbine previously that was marked "S. A. R." on the stock, which could refer to The South African Republic which existed from 1852 until 1902 when they were forced to accept British Rule. The Boers however called themselves the