Original German WWII Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross with Oak Leaves Recipient Walter Krupinski, Luftwaffe Fighter Ace - Signed Artwork by JG Keck Category_Martini-Henry Rifles Trying to cross the field

Trying to cross the field proved to be an incredibly dangerous undertaking and over 1

Both of these solved the loading a rifled musket

Also included in the original cardboard instruction label at the base of the can

but all were direct conversions of Lee-Metfords or long Lee-Enfields

Original German WWII Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross with Oak Leaves Recipient Walter Krupinski, Luftwaffe Fighter Ace - Signed Artwork by JG Keck Category_Martini-Henry Rifles Trying to cross the fieldOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a wonderful print by artist J. G. Keck and is signed by both the artist and Walter Krupinski. Walter Krupinski was a WWII German Fighter Ace who received the Knights Cross of the Iron Cross With Oak Leaves following his 174th Aerial Victory. Like the Knight's Cross to which it was added, the Oak Leaves clasp could be awarded for leadership, distinguished service or personal gallantry. This 25 x 19 print