Original Japanese 19th Century Lacquered Jingasa Helmet with Family Crest and Tassel c.1850 Category_Snider Rifles & Bayonets The fore stock does have

The fore stock does have some scuffs from use and is missing two small wedges missing from fore end

the Handbook of the German Army (1940) forbade the firing of more than 250 rounds in a single burst and indicated a sustained rate of no more than 300–350 rounds per minute to minimize barrel wear and overheating

In May 1918 the Regiment was sent to France

Clearly there was a sound reason for this variation and perhaps this was it

Original Japanese 19th Century Lacquered Jingasa Helmet with Family Crest and Tassel c.1850 Category_Snider Rifles & Bayonets The fore stock does haveOriginal Item: Only One Available. A KASA () is any one of several sorts of traditional Japanese hats. Some types are amigasa, jingasa, sandogasa, sugegasa, and takuhatsugasa. Note that rendaku ("sequential voicing") causes kasa to change to gasa when it is preceded by another word specifying the type of hat: thus, JINGASA ("camp hat"; helmet). These were issued to the lowliest soldiers of the Japanese War Lords (The Samurai). They were used by simple