Original Norwegian Swedish M1867 Remington Rolling Block Carbine Dated 1872 Category_Spade Grip Assembly nearly identical to the WW2

nearly identical to the WW2 style or pattern M1 steel pot helmet as was used in WWII

we unsure of when that was placed

(Presumably the name of the owner)

Heavy curved 31" blade with three bar brass guard and brass wire bound leather grip

Whether a Zulu warrior was active or retired

Original Norwegian Swedish M1867 Remington Rolling Block Carbine Dated 1872 Category_Spade Grip Assembly nearly identical to the WW2Original Item: Only One Available. A grand total of 58,450 Remington M1867 were delivered to the Norwegian Armed Forces from 1867 until 1883, when production was curtailed to make room for the Jarmann M1884. All production rifles were meant to be manufactured at Kongsberg Vpenfabrik in Norway, but since the factory needed to be upgraded with more modern machinery, 5000 of the first rifles delivered to the Norwegian Army were manufactured by Husqvarna