British East India Company Bengal Irregular Cavalry Saber MG 42 exposed positions which were miserable

exposed positions which were miserable to garrison

MG 81Z (twin-MG 81)

The stock is fine with a few minor dents

It does have some minor staining in the surfaces a lot of which could come out with a little work

Comes with a 25rd UZI magazine to complete the look

British East India Company Bengal Irregular Cavalry Saber MG 42 exposed positions which were miserableOriginal Item: Manufactured sometime between 1800 1850. Recovered from the mountain kingdom of Nepal are these Brass Hilted curved Cavalry Sabers issued to Bengal Irregular Cavalry Troopers; the other ranks (privates) of which were Sepoys (Native Troops) led by British Officers. In 1857, Britain's East India Company's Indian Army mutinied (known as the Sepoy Rebellion) which took more than a year to quell with newly deployed troops from Britain and