Original British Martini-Henry MkIII by Enfield dated 1881 Converted to Citadel .303 Artillery Carbine in 1906 U.S. Equipment This grouping belonged to Private

This grouping belonged to Private First Class Salvatore F

A very nice example of a VERY rare gun

A wreath of five oak leaves runs around the circumference on each side of the medal with a pair of acorns at the base

German Kar

The musket bears all iron mounts of the French pattern

Original British Martini-Henry MkIII by Enfield dated 1881 Converted to Citadel .303 Artillery Carbine in 1906 U.S. Equipment This grouping belonged to PrivateOriginal Item: Only One Available. These are just wonderful, with loads of history behind every example! This started life in England as a . 577 . 450 Martini Henry MARK III made at RSAF Enfield in 1881, just in time for the Egyptian campaign and the Battle of Tel el Kabir in 1884. In 1906 at the CITADEL ARMORY in CAIRO, EGYPT, it was reconfigured into an Artillery Carbine and was converted to . 303 caliber as an Martini Enfield. It very possibly