British Junior Officer P-1796 Light Cavalry Saber Martini-Henry Rifles The broad axe originally came

The broad axe originally came to the Nordic countries from Western and Central Europe and was subsequently developed into two basic axe types: the two-lugged and the four-lugged

Gun is in excellent condition and fully functional

and a dark green polarizing lens was available for glare protection on "exceedingly brilliant" days

Additional pack animals were required to transport the ammunition

Zeppelins and fighter aircraft fuel tanks

British Junior Officer P-1796 Light Cavalry Saber Martini-Henry Rifles The broad axe originally cameNew Made Item: This fine reproduction was manufactured in the late 1980's. This saber is a smaller version of the dreaded P 1796 Light Cavalry Saber about which Napoleon actually complained claiming the "Hatchet Point" was "inhumane". This smaller Junior Officer Sabers was usually carried by young Ensigns who were in their mid teens but were "the sons of the Gentry" and were catered to accordingly. (Well, it makes a darn good story). Found in the