Original British Victorian Enfield MkII .476 Service Revolver Issued to Australian Military Jails - Dated 1883 Original Display Machine Guns The leather wrapping on the

The leather wrapping on the grip is mostly intact

Dating to the 1830s or 1840s

the number being an attempt to create a new numbering system for the light dragoon regiments

though the exterior paint was worn

contractor 37 stands for firm Robert Klaas of the Ohligs area in Solingen

Original British Victorian Enfield MkII .476 Service Revolver Issued to Australian Military Jails - Dated 1883 Original Display Machine Guns The leather wrapping on theOriginal Item. Only One Available. These are only ever encountered in a very great while and were introduced as the Enfield Mark 1 Revolver in 1880. This version was quickly superseded by the Mark 2 Revolver in 1882. The beauty of this extraordinary revolver is that when you "open" the the action the cylinder just slides forward upon its axis ejecting all the empty cartridge cases in the cylinder. Due to loaded cartridges being slightly longer, they