Original Belgian M1870 Comblain Rifle Discount a WAAC demonstrates use of

a WAAC demonstrates use of the Musette Bag as a pack

The cross guard and hilt with lion's head pommel is heavily gilt and retains original gilt chained guard

complete with its original cloth anchor insignia to the front

This is a hand painted silk flag is hand painted with multiple hand painted phrases translate to “Good luck for bravery" and "Keep Fighting" with battle quotes

and hardened in Nepal by individual Kamis

Original Belgian M1870 Comblain Rifle Discount a WAAC demonstrates use ofOriginal Item: Only One Available. The M1870 Belgian Comblain was a falling block rifle invented by Hubert Joseph Comblain of Lige, Belgium and produced in several variants known as the Brazilian, Chilean or Belgian Comblain. W Greener wrote in Modern beechloaders: sporting and military in 1871 (page 214): This rifle is called No. 2, to distinguish it from the first Comblain, which is a modification of the Snider principle. The Comblain no 2 has the