Original Imperial Russian Model 1867 Krnka Conversion Infantry Rifle dated 1864 / 1870 - No.20913 German Field Equipment the division was protecting the

the division was protecting the French capital of Paris with a position on the banks of the Marne River

in German Machineguns

We must see in the dark and hear for danger before it strikes

Our slightly curved bladed example here has a 29" unfullered blade and bears a deep armouer's mark stamping on the left hand side directly in front of the hand guard making this a nice tight example of an early British Naval "figure of eight" Cutlass from the 1700s ready to display

Overall Length: 49 inches

Original Imperial Russian Model 1867 Krnka Conversion Infantry Rifle dated 1864 / 1870 - No.20913 German Field Equipment the division was protecting theOriginal Item: Only One Available. These are so very rare! Developed by the CZECH Gun Designer SYLVESTER KRNKA in 1867, these conversions of the Russian 1857 Line Percussion Rifle were Officially adopted by the Imperial Army in 1869. The conversions from the Percussion ignition system to this breech Loading rifle were all carried out at the great Imperial arsenals, and this one was completed at Izhevsk. The arsenal's "Arrow" logo appears just above