British Martini-Henry Type II Striker: BSA Marked Hand Select:No - Maker's code with size

- Maker's code with size marking "64" stamped on the interior of the shell found over the wearer's left ear

Shipping offered by freight or pick-up at our warehouse just off interstate 78 in Easton

The Horsehair plumed helmet was always worn when mounted in armor but was optional when wearing coveralls as a navy and red visor hat with household cavalry regimental badge was also acceptable (we added a white pith helmet for the photos

The name "Nebelwerfer" is best translated as "fog thrower" or "smoke thrower"

We are offering only the large back pack or haversack

British Martini-Henry Type II Striker: BSA Marked Hand Select:No - Maker's code with sizeOriginal Item: IMA has found a cache of original, British made Martini Henry strikers among the material from Nepal. In a Martini Henry, the striker and striker spring are the two parts most often needing replacement. Until now, replacements have been unavailable for many years. The strikers come in two models, but all strikers are compatible with all models of the rifle. Many are marked with the month and year of manufacture and are apparently