Original German Pre-WWI Karabiner 88 S Cavalry Carbine by C.G. HAENEL Dated 1892 Marked to 2nd Royal Bavarian Uhlan Regt. - Matching Serial 862 g Garand & U.S. Rifles all of which is present

all of which is present and correct on this example

The speed of aircraft in the late 1920's compared to that of those encountered just ten years later meant that the rate of fire of the Bren (450 rpm) was too slow to make the use of the AA point a practical option

but as with most Argentine weapons

Families who lost a soldier during the war received the Gold Star Flag

As the last plane returned safely to its hardstand

Original German Pre-WWI Karabiner 88 S Cavalry Carbine by C.G. HAENEL Dated 1892 Marked to 2nd Royal Bavarian Uhlan Regt. - Matching Serial 862 g Garand & U.S. Rifles all of which is presentOriginal Item: Only One Available. Adopted in 1888 the new German Infantry round in 7. 92 X 57mm replaced the old 10. 4mm large bore cartridge adopted in 1871. The M 1888 Rifle was referred to as the "Commission Rifle" and was manufactured as a full Infantry Rifle and a Carbine starting in 1888 and an Artillery Carbine adopted in 1891. Our example is of the Cavalry Carbine and was made by government contractor C. G. HAENEL, located in SUHL in 1892, as