Original Danish M1867/96 Remington Rolling Block with Bayonet British Bayonets Nicely ink stamped in armpit:

Nicely ink stamped in armpit:

and started work with paraffin (kerosene) as a fuel for their lamps

All Martini manufacturing then stopped abruptly in 1894 when Great Britain relented and allowed the release of thousands of British Martini Henry Short Levers into Nepal

and fuze tube

Original Item:Just released from German military storage this is the classic Military Hatchet/Hammer and Nail Extracting Tool used during WW2 and after

Original Danish M1867/96 Remington Rolling Block with Bayonet British Bayonets Nicely ink stamped in armpit:Original Item: Only One Available. The Danes elected to license the Remington design for manufacture in Denmark at the Copenhagen arsenal, which they did in a fairly large quantity. The Danish model first utilized a rimfire cartridge and that stayed in service well into the smokeless era. However, with the adoption of the 8mm M1889 Krag Jorgensen the need to update or abandon the Remington became acute. In 1896 they were withdrawn from infantry