Original German WWII Captured and Modified Dutch Geweer M.95 Mannlicher Rifle by ŒWG Steyr Serial 8273E with Sling - Dated 1897 British Antique Guns This group was raised 2

This group was raised 2 June 1708 and garrisoned at Leipzig

The rows of lace set on the cuffs was often used as a rank distinction during this period in lieu of epaulettes or shoulder knots and we know that during both the French and Indian War & the Revolutionary War

This example has a very nice set of original grooved wood grips that have a lovely color

Garber’s kites are credited with saving an American carrier from enemy attack

philosopher and writer/dramatist Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

Original German WWII Captured and Modified Dutch Geweer M.95 Mannlicher Rifle by ŒWG Steyr Serial 8273E with Sling - Dated 1897 British Antique Guns This group was raised 2Original Item: Only one Available. This is a very interesting example of the Dutch Geweer M. 95 Mannlicher Infantry Service rifle, which was the standard Dutch long rifle from 1895 and through WWI. It was still in service in some areas until at least 1955, especially by the Royal Netherlands East Indies Army (Koninklijk Nederlands Indisch Leger or KNIL), and also by the home guard in the Netherlands into WWII. This example does not show an extreme