50038C - Zulu Warrior with Captured 24th Foot Jacket and Rifle, 1879 First Legion- US Infantry The M1941/M1943 field jackets worn

The M1941/M1943 field jackets worn by most troops were shorter and more practical than the M1938 (they allowed the wearer to be more mobile)

5cm main gun along with a special “hollow-charge” shell

This British bolt-action rifle was the direct descendent of the earlier SMLE (Short Magazine Lee Enfield) MKⅢ which was introduced in 1907 and did sterling service throughout WW1 and into the middle of WW2

The soldier’s shattered arm or leg bone resulted in a tremendous amount of amputations – just one of many tragedies of that war

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50038C - Zulu Warrior with Captured 24th Foot Jacket and Rifle, 1879 First Legion- US Infantry The M1941/M1943 field jackets wornYou do not have to be a Collector's Club member to purchase this product.