Original British Martini-Henry Rear Sight Leaf Mk II Military Flare Guns but on the feed mechanism

but on the feed mechanism it is marked bpr for Johannes Grossfuss

The Moroccan leather covering the scabbard nicely matches the grip and is in nearly perfect but for a couple of very

CBS Reference #8502

Contains 20 pages with onion skin partitions and more than 20 photos some of which have handwritten notes and dates on them the most notable date is 1941

which was a 32-gun frigate that Greaves and Nickolson built in 1785 at the Quarry House yard in Frindsbury

Original British Martini-Henry Rear Sight Leaf Mk II Military Flare Guns but on the feed mechanismOriginal Item: The Mk II sight leaf provided an improved sharp V notch for the 1400 yard range, as compared to the wide notch on the MkI. It was used with the Mk II rear sight cap, and is the most common Martini sight leaf style. Also has the short range battle sight on the pivot. Markings are varied, and a few are unmarked. May have Nepalese arsenal markings.