Original U.S. Civil War Type II M1855 Sword Bayonet and Scabbard Martini-Henry Rifles The tunic features a stitched

The tunic features a stitched black and silver “checkered” shoulder board on a green background in great condition

King George III who ruled from 1760 until 1820 had a flock of children with Queen Charlotte including nine sons and six daughters

On 10 August 1945 a "decree of the partial demobilisation" of the armed forces was issued

The earliest key guns were quite primitive

in very good condition and comes with the original carrying case

Original U.S. Civil War Type II M1855 Sword Bayonet and Scabbard Martini-Henry Rifles The tunic features a stitchedOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a lovely example of the sword bayonet designed for use with the . 58 caliber M1855 Percussion Rifle. It was also used with later M1841 "Mississippi" Rifles that were rebored to . 58 caliber and altered with a bayonet lug that did not incorporate a guide. The Type II bayonet used a stud with a guide on the barrel of the rifle to attach the bayonet to the barrel. The bayonets hilt was cut to accept the one inch