Original British East India Company 13th Irregular Bengal Cavalry Percussion Saddle Ring Carbine Crimean War and remained assigned to the

and remained assigned to the 101st Airborne Division (organic elements concurrently constituted and activated)

though a lot of the original plating on the metal portions has worn through to the alloy base metal

It was a great favorite with women and for those interested in carrying a concealed piece of artillery

It was inactivated after the end of World War II

The firm was founded in 1873 to make knives

Original British East India Company 13th Irregular Bengal Cavalry Percussion Saddle Ring Carbine Crimean War and remained assigned to theOriginal Item: Only One Available. Featured on page 507 of David Harding's wonderful work SMALLARMS OF THE EAST INDIA COMPANY, VOLUME 2, this model was ordered by the Commanding Officer, Captain W. C. Alexander in 1851 for the Irregular Bengal Cavalry. They were supplied by London gun makers, and the lock is engraved XIIIth BENGAL IRREGULAR CAVALRY. The mounts are brass and the carbine features a swivel trapped ramrod for use while mounted. The left