Original Austrian Empire Naval Cutlass marked Mittel with Partial Scabbard - dated 1852 Category_Martini-Henry Rifles replaced the hammer with a

replaced the hammer with a two piece firing pin

It is used to bleed out the prey

36-hour aircraft cockpit clock with a chronograph function

The rifle features an nice stock with some of the edges still proud over the lock plate

Original Austrian Empire Naval Cutlass marked Mittel with Partial Scabbard - dated 1852 Category_Martini-Henry Rifles replaced the hammer with aOrigianl Item: Only One Available. This is something that we have not had before! At first we were somewhat unclear on its origin, but the three number dates and the partial "Double Headed Eagle" Crest tells us this is from the Austrian Empire, which existed in Central Europe from 1804 to 1867. It was later supplanted by the "Dual Monarchy" of the Austro Hungarian Empire, which lasted until 1918. The sword is the classic naval cutlass style, with a