Original U.S. Remington-Hepburn No.3 Falling Block Target Sporting Rifle in .40-50 Sharps Straight Caliber with Aperture Sight - Serial 4570 Nepalese Cache Extras and the sweatband on the

and the sweatband on the interior is entirely gone

Ito flew the reconnaissance flight preceding the sole Japanese attack on Sydney Harbour in which 21 seamen were killed when HMAS Kuttabul sank on 1 June 1942

and loads of original documents including his Bronze Star Citation

was a pilot on the B-24 Liberator HOO-JIVE which was assigned to the 734th Bomb Squadron

Original U.S. Remington-Hepburn No.3 Falling Block Target Sporting Rifle in .40-50 Sharps Straight Caliber with Aperture Sight - Serial 4570 Nepalese Cache Extras and the sweatband on theOriginal Item: One Only. The "Remington Hepburn" falling block single shot rifles were designed by Lewis Hepburn, who had patented the action in 1879. These were manufactured manufactured during the late 19th century with approximately 10,000 in total production. As these were sporting rifles, they could be ordered with a multitude of options, calibers, and trim levels. This is the standard sporting rifle, with a heavy octagonal barrel in . 40 50