British Martini-Henry Rifle Subcaliber Trainer Morris Tube Key Antique Shotguns and crew of other aircraft

and crew of other aircraft that featured a bucket recess in the aircraft seat

There is also a wonderful maker’s plate that reads:

This is an 1803 British Officer's Sword in lovely condition

HB: About two years later

After being shot down on the 11th of September 1944 he was taken as a prisoner of war and remained at Stalag Luft-1 until it was liberated in 1945

British Martini-Henry Rifle Subcaliber Trainer Morris Tube Key Antique Shotguns and crew of other aircraftNew Made Item: High quality solid brass key for installing and removing a Morris tube from the barrel of a Martini Henry rifle. The need for a short range, small caliber training rifle led to the adoption of the Tube, Aiming, Morris, Martini Henry Rifle, Mark I, or Morris Tube for short. The need was driven by the desire of Army and Admiralty for more marksmanship training for soldiers and sailors. The relatively densely populated character of the