Original 19th Century Persian Afghan Choora Armor Piercing Dagger British Machine Guns instead of a protective convoy

instead of a protective convoy

Marines used Sea Service weapons when deployed as part of a ship's company but were issued India Pattern weapons when serving ashore

Hallmarks consist of a crowned lion face for London

Corps Supply Dumps were situated some 10 to 6 miles to the rear of the fighting

but used a different stock and pistol grip

Original 19th Century Persian Afghan Choora Armor Piercing Dagger British Machine Guns instead of a protective convoyOriginal Item: Only One Available. This Afghan Choora (Chhur) Dagger dates from the early to middle 19th Century. It is mounted with a T shaped blade that measures 9 inches in length. The blade remains in nice condition with only minor staining. The horn grips are mounted in muted silver covered with engraved decoration. A beautiful but lethal dagger designed for a specific purpose. Overall measuring 13 inches in length. The Choora is the knife the