Description
also spelled knobkerrie
probably a totally useless weapon that was supposed to double as an entrenching tool
earned status as a combat support arm
combination Vickers
The official nomenclature for this scarce brush is BRUSH
Original Martini-Henry Afghanistan Kabul Arsenal Type 4 Carbine Gift Card also spelled knobkerrieOriginal Item: Only One Available. At first look this is a highly desirable Martini Henry cavalry carbine dated 1883 and stamped as manufactured by Enfield in North London. However, thanks to the Vern (a member of the British Militaria forums) we know it's a beautifully made copy, made by British Engineers stationed in the Kabul Armory in Afghanistan in the 1890s. This is one of the best examples weve ever seen of a copied British cavalry carbine out