Original Late 18th Century Boxer Rebellion Chinese Qing Dynasty Yuechan Crescent Moon Head Pole Arm - 84" Long MG 34 Reciever Assembly and the original leather covered

and the original leather covered spring latch for the lid is also missing all of the leather and the latch

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Inductance is adjustable by means of a dust core trimmer assembly

The pin fire cartridge was ignited by the compression of a "pin" sticking out from one side which struck and internal primer to ignite the charge

Original Late 18th Century Boxer Rebellion Chinese Qing Dynasty Yuechan Crescent Moon Head Pole Arm - 84" Long MG 34 Reciever Assembly and the original leather coveredOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an impressive Chinese late 18th Century Qing Dynasty (16361912) polearm with a crescent shaped blade, known as a Yuechan () , which translates loosely to "Crescent Moon Spade". These are also sometimes called "Gekken" after the Japanese term, but that is not correct. These were used mainly by infantry against mounted soldiers, as the blade shape allowed them to easily "catch" the rider, and hopefully injure