Hi all,  I was just wondering if anyone has come across a description, or any mention for that matter, of the No. 8 combination Tool?
D.W. Bailey documents quite well Nos 1 - 7 inclusive in his "Guns Review" 'Enfield Combination Tools' article & C.H. Roads "British Soldiers Firearm 1850 - 1864" mentions the No.9 pattern. But I've never found any reference to a No. 8 pattern, it would be logical to assume that one exists, even if in limited number as was, for example, the No.2.
???  Anyone out there heard of No. 8??   Adrian.