Original French MLE 1874 M80 Brass Mounted Gras Camel Short Rifle by St. Étienne with Berber Decorations - dated 1879 German Field Gear Here we have a very

Here we have a very nice "Jeep Axe"

The eagle still shows all of its detail and retains a very attractive gold color

known as a NEW LAND flintlock pistol

on 12 May 1944

both of which were Territorial units serving alongside the 4th Battalion

Original French MLE 1874 M80 Brass Mounted Gras Camel Short Rifle by St. Étienne with Berber Decorations - dated 1879 German Field Gear Here we have a veryOriginal Item: Only One Available. This lovely little brass mounted CAMEL SHORT RIFLE CARBINE was issued for "Colonial Service" in North Africa, as indicated by the brass mounts, and was originally produced as a MLE1874 "Gras" rifle, later shortened for colonial service. However, after that it looks to have been acquired by nomadic Berbers in North Africa, who modified the carbine quite a bit, removing the bayonet stand and adding lots of metal