Film: Zulu Dawn & Wild Geese- DVD Double Feature Spade Grip Assembly the stitching pulled apart breaking

the stitching pulled apart breaking free from the gun and dropped a $2500 display gun on the ground smashing the bakelite stock

This was most likely done during WW1 as by that time the Gras Rifle was held in reserve and principally used only for training

The Type 22 was the first Japanese military rifle to utilize smokeless powder and entered military service in 1889

This particular item is made from German cartridges (spent) and bullets to form a photograph frame

Film: Zulu Dawn & Wild Geese- DVD Double Feature Spade Grip Assembly the stitching pulled apart breakingA DVD DOUBLE FEATURE! ZULU DAWN This dramatic and true story recounts the breathtaking defeat of the British forces at the hands of 25,000 strong and relentlessly determined Zulu army in 1879. General Lord Chelmsford, played by Peter O? Toole, is the man responsible for the fatal decision that leads to the massacre. Colonel Durnford, played by Burt Lancaster, is the military hero who courageously faces the Zulu army, outnumbered sixteen to one, he