Original Afghan Made "Khyber Pass" British Pattern 1856 Enfield Two Band Percussion Rifle with Soviet Sling - 2004 Civilian Contractor Bring Back Cleaned & Complete Antique Guns advance echelons of the squadron

advance echelons of the squadron moved to Sele Airfield

the United States began to produce its own escape maps

The attached original chin strap is in good condition

M1 Helmet liner

D-Day - Operation NeptuneThe 507th PIR first saw combat during the Normandy invasion - 6 June 1944

Original Afghan Made "Khyber Pass" British Pattern 1856 Enfield Two Band Percussion Rifle with Soviet Sling - 2004 Civilian Contractor Bring Back Cleaned & Complete Antique Guns advance echelons of the squadronOriginal Item: Only One Available. Here we have a fantastic piece of Middle Eastern firearms history! This is a locally made Afghan copy of a British Pattern 1856 Two Band Percussion rifled musket, often referred to as a "Khyber Pass" copy. These were made in the mountainous border region between what was then Emirate of Afghanistan and British Controlled India. One of the few ways through these mountains was the Khyber Pass, and the area has long had