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In 1840 the EIC began producing the worlds very first massed produced percussion muskets one of which later became known as the EIC Model F
each comes in nearly un-issued or restored condition with new leather liner and each of course has massive comb on top and impressive front plate badge showing crossed fire axes
Makers marks and 1950's dates
and may be confused with stereoscopic units
Each helmet arrives complete with gray or olive drab plastic helmet liner with WW2 style central adjustment cord
Original British WWII Vickers Gun Joint Pin Mk I Without Nut Hand Select:No In 1840 the EIC beganOriginal Item: The Vickers grip assembly is retained on the receiver body by two specialized pins, or, more accurately, machine screws. The lower pin is called the Joint Pin Mk I, and has a wide slotted head at the left end of the receiver and a sharply rebated male thread at the other end. The Mk I pin is the standard pin, and there is a Mk II that is somewhat longer for use with the dial sight bracket. Offered with out securing nut.