British Martini-Henry Ammunition Crate US Civil War Brought back as a battle

Brought back as a battle souvenir by a British soldier after the Battle of Omdurman this is extremely interesting as well as potentially deadly

Heavy steel chest (21"x10"x41/2") containing two in letted Wood Trays designed to accommodate NINE different Ordnance Tools

Always considered the rarest Martini variety of all

the Pickelhaube could no longer use brass

A magnificent set

British Martini-Henry Ammunition Crate US Civil War Brought back as a battleOriginal Item: IMA has found two of the original movie prop ammunition boxes, and they are so well made and authentic that they are difficult to distinguish from an original. The boxes have the correct marking, a red rectangle, designating Martini Henry ammunition as specified in the Treatise on Ammunition. For the dedicated collector. In 1879, British forces suffered a crushing defeat at the hands of the Zulu Nation on a hill named Isandlwana. The