Film: THE FOUR FEATHERS (KORDA VERSION) VHS Category_Flintlock Muskets and Rifles Weapon to be displayed on

Weapon to be displayed on Jack Stands (as shown in the photographic illustrations) as the 90-year-old wood wheels could not support the weight but look great slightly elevated

TA-312 Field Telephone Accessories

and adopted for wear by the Luftwaffe on March 1ST 1935 along with the national tri-color shield for wear on the helmet

7×57mm Mauser

The "From Hell" letter

Film: THE FOUR FEATHERS (KORDA VERSION) VHS Category_Flintlock Muskets and Rifles Weapon to be displayed onBy 1939 three film versions of A. E. W Mason's novel The Four Feathers a story of heroism and cowardice in the Sudan had been released. Korda's magnificent fourth version, released on the brink of war to widespread critical and box office success, is deservedly the most famous. A MUST HAVE FILM FOR MILITARY COLLECTORS! I. M. A carries much of the equipment seen in this film: not the film's props, but the actual equipment used by the soldiers depicted