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This Type 913 Pistolet is a rare example of an early war cockpit stored flare gun

The German Wehrmacht 6th Army at the Battle of Stalingrad:

Original Afghan 1873 Manufactured Martini-Henry MkII Short Lever Rifle Marked Enfield - Documented USGI Afghanistan Bring Back Rear Sight Assembly The phones appear to beOriginal Item: Only One Available. These are often encountered today, due to the U. S Militarys involvement with Afghanistan. During the 19th Century Anglo Afghan wars, British long arms were inevitably left behind, and during the 2nd Anglo Afghan war of 18781880, the standard long arm of the British Army was the . 577 . 450 Martini Henry Rifle. After the conflict possibly in Northern India by the Khyber Pass, this rifle was locally manufactured.