Harbor notes
Glass shelves · bracketed field sheets
Description
The weapon is fitted with the early WW1 Drum back sight and a Fusee spring cover is still marked with the Russian Imperial Crest and dated 1915 although some evidence is visible of an attempt to remove the markings by the Soviets at a later date
The first model was intended for removing the barrel mouthpiece
The belt buckle also gilded bearing the King's Crown over E
IMA has a stockpile of these to keep any head warm and dry during the coldest months of the year
Original German WWII HJ Arm Band with 1933 JugendFest Tinnie Martini-Henry Rifles The weapon is fitted withOriginal Item: Only One Set Available. This is a nice genuine HJ cotton arm band featuring multi piece construction with fine stitching and minor wear. There are a few nips and stains but overall the arm band is bright and in very good condition. Also included is a genuine HJ 1933 AH JugendFest Tinnie complete with stick pin still attached (so often missing).
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