Description
the walnut stock still retains inspectors initials stamp directly behind the trigger guard
indicating that this model was made in the 1930's and was used largely during WWII on airports and in emergencies during air raids
the basic gun being the same design with the price increasing as production costs (engraving
He next completed P-38 pilot training
The plot: The allies enter Paris and Napoleon (in Fontainbleau) is obliged to abdicate
Original German M-1871 Mauser Parade Bayonet with Scabbard Martini-Henry Parts the walnut stock still retainsOriginal Item: Only One Available. Commonly referred to as a walking out" Bayonet this edged weapon was never designed to actually fit on any rifle even the Mauser 1871 model after which it is named. It was a Parade Bayonet worn on ceremonial occasions and when going on leave only. It has a higher quality finish than the issue M 71 Bayonet, has an engraved blade showing "Stands of Arms" and foliage etc. Its cross guard is nickel plated and for all