Original British 1840 Cased Arms Document Awarded by Queen Victoria to Peter Maze Esquire of Bristol nChannel leaving an unsharpened spine on

leaving an unsharpened spine on the top of the blade in an effort to stiffen the relatively narrow blade

but all strikers are compatible with all models of the rifle

Additionally we include ONE original LEITH FAMILY Document from the same source as further provenance to the LEITH family History

there are two large printed Stars

It is also stamped with a N / 101 on the steel back strap indicating that it was originally issued to the Royal Navy

Original British 1840 Cased Arms Document Awarded by Queen Victoria to Peter Maze Esquire of Bristol nChannel leaving an unsharpened spine onOriginal Item: One of a Kind. PAGING PETER MAZE or anyone named MAZE: this is for you! This is the Official Royal License issued as a Vellum Document awarding the Right to bear Arms of one PETER MAZE on July 30th 1840. This effectively is in recognition of some service Peter Maze and his family have rendered to to the Monarch of England, in this case QUEEN VICTORIA. What is allowed was that the MAZE family has been elevated to the nobility and are now