Original U.S. WWI 1918 dated Trench Wire Cutters by DCHS Co. with Interwar Canvas Carrier Spade Grip Assembly we get constant requests for

we get constant requests for "untouched" and "as is" Brown Bess Muskets

Webster ASN 42215708 from Spencerport

The shotgun bears 30 inch barrels

marked on the back with ((RZM)) M1/34 for manufacture by Karl Wurster of Markneukirchen in Saxony

This is a third pattern or “India Pattern” Brown Bess 39" barrel adopted in 1796

Original U.S. WWI 1918 dated Trench Wire Cutters by DCHS Co. with Interwar Canvas Carrier Spade Grip Assembly we get constant requests forOriginal Item: Only One Set Available. During "The Great War" in the trenches, one of the most common obstacles to forward progress was barbed wire. Miles and miles of suspended wire were strung along both sides, and there was no way out of "No Man's Land" without getting through it. Various devices such as explosives and complicated cutters mounted on the muzzles of rifles were used. However, the most reliable and effective way to get through it