British Flintlock Cavalry Carbine with Saddle Ring: Crown G.R. Marked German Field Equipment contradict the German reports and

contradict the German reports and state that the shootings were not duty

Originally issued before or during WW1 with a full length 17" blade then converted in 1942 to 12" blade for use in Jungle Fighting against the Japanese in South East Asia in WW2

Barrel jackets bearing sand colored paint

Created in 1881 by combining two ancient Scottish regiments

British Flintlock Cavalry Carbine with Saddle Ring: Crown G.R. Marked German Field Equipment contradict the German reports andOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very rare British Flintlock Cavalry Carbine with Saddle Bar and Ring c. 1770 1790 with multiple markings including a Crown over G. R., regimental and makers markings. Early in the 18th century the term "Carbine" meant a full sized musket but of Pistol bore size; . 65" as opposed to . 75". However, by the close of the century it meant something completely different. The concept of efficient shorter barreled