Original Nepalese P-1878 Martini-Henry Francotte Rifle with Cocking Indicator - Untouched Condition German Afrikakorp As with many other Colt

As with many other Colt revolvers

The grip is a fine wood grip in nearly perfect condition throughout and does fit the cross guards extremely well

also with "01" (1901)

Also included is a Pair of this Trooper's detachable Parade Epaulettes in brass with the 12th Lancer insignia displayed

and this was used by Me B pilots

Original Nepalese P-1878 Martini-Henry Francotte Rifle with Cocking Indicator - Untouched Condition German Afrikakorp As with many other ColtOriginal Item: In our discovery of more than 55,000 antique guns in Nepal, we found fewer than two dozen of these Francotte variant Martini Henry rifles with cocking indicators. We do not know if they were manufactured before, during or after the typical Francotte pattern rifles, but we do know that they are incredibly rare. In 1878 the Francotte patent Martini system was granted utilizing a detachable mechanism typically fitted without a cocking