Original 1856 Singapore Rifle Corps Percussion Baker Rifle with Bayonet British "Bobby" Police the B-10 Flight Jacket saw

the B-10 Flight Jacket saw combat service right up until the end of WWII

The World War I gun used a tipping lock system while the WWII aircraft gun uses a rotating bolt/lockring

hand stitched to the cap

reflecting only the removal of the Röhm signature

Original 1856 Singapore Rifle Corps Percussion Baker Rifle with Bayonet British "Bobby" Police the B-10 Flight Jacket sawOriginal Item: Only One Available. This may be one of the rarest guns we found in the Nepalese Arsenal of Lagan Silikana in 2003. It is one of just 100 specially ordered for use by the SINGAPORE RIFLE CORPS in 1856. At the time Singapore was administered by The Honorable East India Company (The Government of India) and in 1854 on July 8th a volunteer unit was established as the SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER RIFLE CORPS and its first parade was held on 8th of