Original American Double Barrel Hammer Stage Coach Shotgun- Circa 1875 Royal Air Force The Imperial Russian Army substituted

The Imperial Russian Army substituted a spiked helmet for the shako in 1844-45 but returned to the latter headdress in 1855

303 caliber in 1896 and shipped to Egypt for colonial service in 1906

The Motor Vehicle Drivers trade badge was introduced on November 8TH 1935

It is so rare that it is not mentioned in any of the detailed studies of the Thompson

In WW2 German tanks were equipped with MG 34 Machine guns that were fitted with virtually no ventilation holes in the barrel jackets

Original American Double Barrel Hammer Stage Coach Shotgun- Circa 1875 Royal Air Force The Imperial Russian Army substitutedOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an original antique circa 1875 1880 double barreled shotgun with original 18 inch barrels commonly known as a "coach gun". Features an under lever action that when depressed opens the breach, twin back action hammer locks, engraving which covers and extends over the hammers, action and other parts. Fore end secured in place with a barrel wedge allowing very speedy stripping. The bead front sight side in place