Original British King William IV Flintlock Saddle Ring Carbine Dated 1835 U.S. Grenades The British Army had two

The British Army had two types of mortar in service at the outbreak of the Second World War

meaning it was manufactured in 1968

Well documented in David Harding's wonderful book(s) "Smallarms of the East India Company 1660-1856" in 4 volumes

Original Item: The Two Band Short Snider Rifle was used by Gurkha Infantry Mountain troops

These markings indicate reissue in New Zealand in 1898

Original British King William IV Flintlock Saddle Ring Carbine Dated 1835 U.S. Grenades The British Army had twoOriginal Item: Only One Available. This was recently sold off by a private collection in England. It is a fascinating weapon. The flintlock lock is marked with CROWN and W. R. together with the date of 1835 . The lock has a safety catch behind the cock that engages when pushed forward. The English proofed . 75 bore 26" barrel bears fixed rear and fore sights. The walnut stock has all brass mounts. There is an iron swivel ramrod. Upon close examination