Original Argentine Model 1891 Mauser Rifle by Ludwig Loewe Berlin, 1894 Production, Serial No. K 2331, Excellent Bore, Missing Handguard German SS which was then bound with

which was then bound with twisted wire wrapping

The M16 was one of several versions of large 7x50 binoculars used by the U

ENFIELD indicates that the first incarnation of this piece was produced by the Royal Small Arms Factory at Enfield Lock and 1892 was the year of manufacture

The Minesweeper Badge features a representation of an exploding sea mine

lost 10 planes

Original Argentine Model 1891 Mauser Rifle by Ludwig Loewe Berlin, 1894 Production, Serial No. K 2331, Excellent Bore, Missing Handguard German SS which was then bound withOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an original Argentine Model 1891 Mauser rifle manufactured by Ludwig Loewe of Berlin in 1894, Serial No. K 2331. It retains matching numbers on the receiver, barrel, and magazine, substantial original blued and niter blued finish, a bright bolt, an excellent bore, and an unusually well preserved stock. The bolt and cleaning rod are mismatched, the Argentine chamber crest was removed when the rifle was sold