Original British King William IV Flintlock Saddle Ring Carbine Lock Assembly Dated 1835 - Fully Functional Medals "Flakhelferinnen" and other female assistants

"Flakhelferinnen" and other female assistants were trained and allowed to carry weapons to defend themselves

The sweatband and liner chin strap are completely missing on this liner

Joe and his battalion attacked the German front near Albert in Northern France

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The shell has no chinstrap

Original British King William IV Flintlock Saddle Ring Carbine Lock Assembly Dated 1835 - Fully Functional Medals "Flakhelferinnen" and other female assistantsOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is quite rare, and only the second example that we have ever had! Any King William IV flintlock assembly is rare, but this one is for a saddle carbine and features some quite advanced features, such as a slide half cock safety and an "internal" frizzen spring. It also features a "waterproof" pan with gutters on the sides, intended to let water run off the top of the gun and around the closed pan. The Lock plate