Original Dutch Beaumont-Vitali M1871/88 Bolt Action Magazine Conversion Rifle - Dated 1877 & 1891 Cannons this is the likely source

this is the likely source for the introduction of Templarism into Freemasonry

The first bullet actually left the muzzle when the rifle was discharged

and are never available to the public

This nice late war production helmet is a fine example and still retains all of its original WWII parts and paint

- Pattern 1949 Battledress Uniform Jacket and Pants Dated 1960: This is a wonderful uniform set

Original Dutch Beaumont-Vitali M1871/88 Bolt Action Magazine Conversion Rifle - Dated 1877 & 1891 Cannons this is the likely sourceOriginal Item: Only One Available. This Dutch Infantry Rifle was made by Stevens in Maastricht in the Netherlands, and is actually dated 1877. The model M 71 was a single shot 11mm rifle that was converted to a bolt action magazine rifle with a capacity of four rounds in 1891. This magazine system was introduced in 1888, derived from Vitali's improvements to the Italian Vetterli rifle, and led to the designation Beaumont Vitali M1871 88. This fully