Original British P-1888 Lee-Metford MK.1* .303 Magazine Rifle with Bayonet and Scabbard - Dated 1891 Manufacture Type_Original Items when it has been used

when it has been used to injure or beat elephants

This is a great example of a "Clarion Bugle"

The 460th Field Artillery

Infantry officers wore a variant that used two suspender-like straps instead of the cross-belt

Original British P-1888 Lee-Metford MK.1* .303 Magazine Rifle with Bayonet and Scabbard - Dated 1891 Manufacture Type_Original Items when it has been usedOriginal Item: Only One Available. These are getting to be like Hen's Teeth, and this is in fact our VERY LAST British made Lee Metford that was received from the Royal Nepalese Arsenal, which was located at the palace of Lagan Silekhana in Katmandu, Nepal. The Lee Metord rifle was the first British Military rifle designed for the new . 303 MkI catridge, as well as the first magazine repeating rifle in general issue, starting in 1888. This rifle saw