Original German WWII Captured and Modified Dutch Geweer M.95 Mannlicher Rifle by ŒWG Steyr Serial 9547D - Dated 1896 Gift Card represented over 12 percent of

represented over 12 percent of the side arms issued to Union cavalry troops

THEOPHILUS RICHARDS worked in London worked from 1790 until 1830 and maintained a shop in Birmingham also

the lower "legs" of the "V" extended down to the bottom edge of the cap

She served in WWI

Original German WWII Captured and Modified Dutch Geweer M.95 Mannlicher Rifle by ŒWG Steyr Serial 9547D - Dated 1896 Gift Card represented over 12 percent ofOriginal Item: Only one Available. This is a very interesting example of the Dutch Geweer M. 95 Mannlicher Infantry Service rifle, which was the standard Dutch long rifle from 1895 and through WWI. It was still in service in some areas until at least 1955, especially by the Royal Netherlands East Indies Army (Koninklijk Nederlands Indisch Leger or KNIL), and also by the home guard in the Netherlands into WWII. This example does not show an extreme