Original Martini-Henry Mk I Tulip Head Cleaning Rod nChannel After purchasing the Maxim company

After purchasing the Maxim company outright in 1896

all leather binocular cases intended to carry 2 1/2 x 50 binoculars in WWII

It was in turn gradually replaced in the 1990s by the current issue '95 Pattern Personal Load Carrying Equipment (PLCE)

• Rolling Mill dome stamp (under the paint) located on the outside (top) dome of every WWI Austrian M17 helmet you will find a heating lot code

Because of this

Original Martini-Henry Mk I Tulip Head Cleaning Rod nChannel After purchasing the Maxim companyOriginal Item: From our Nepal cache; these are British contract, original Martini Henry MKI Short Lever Rifle Cleaning Rods in very good condition with the signature tulip shaped head. This is the earliest version of the Martini Henry cleaning rod, and are very rare. Most were discarded when MkI rifles were upgraded to MKII specifications, which happened to the majority of MkI production.