Original British Victorian Cavalry Carbine Marked Tower Dated 1854 Japanese Ordnance in the 1960s and 1970s

in the 1960s and 1970s

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A scaled-down carbine version of their excellent centrefire Werder 1869 rifle was adopted which had been tested before the war but none were then available for troop issue

Along with the proper blue/grey leather harness chinstrap affixed to an aluminum liner band with rubber liner padding

and stainless steel blade made the bayonet impervious to rust and rot

Original British Victorian Cavalry Carbine Marked Tower Dated 1854 Japanese Ordnance in the 1960s and 1970sOriginal Item: Only one available. British Home Service issue cavalry carbines are extremely hard to find. This model is 40" in overall length has a 23"+ barrel, and is fitted with the original trapped swivel ramrod which allowed reloading while on horse back and eliminated the possibility of the mounted trooper dropping his ram rod. The original Saddle Bar is still in place on the left side of the weapon allowing a hook to be inserted onto a running