Original British Victorian Era Royal Artillery Officer's Document Sabretache Category_Martini-Henry Accessories 577 cal Percussion Rifle was

577 cal Percussion Rifle was also known as the legendary “Three Band Enfield”

Six of his later prototype models

It is visually distinctive because of a wide tubular cooling shroud around the barrel — often omitted in World War I when used on aircraft — and a top-mounted drum-pan magazine

The red tunic of high quality melton cloth has yellow facings complete with all it's regimental buttons stating "Carbineers" and high quality gilt roping to epaulettes and cuffs

the gun first saw use in Afghanistan in that same year

Original British Victorian Era Royal Artillery Officer's Document Sabretache Category_Martini-Henry Accessories 577 cal Percussion Rifle wasOriginal Item: Only One Available. A Sabretache, first known as a Hungarian TARSOLY, is a leather covered board behind which a leather pocket for documents is located. The exposed facing is typically covered in magnificent gold and silver thread embroidery depicting the Monarch's or Regimental Coat of Arms. The term "HUSSAR" comes from the Hungarians whose 17th and 18th century cavalrymen inspired all of Europe. By the time of the Napoleonic Wars