Original British Crimean War Era Royal Cumberland Militia Officer Tschako named to Col. Louther - dated 1855 German Ordnance in the Royal Armory of

in the Royal Armory of Nepal including the P-1871 Martini-Henry rifle

meaning that these fittings were made specifically to fit this blade

This pistol was adopted by the Kriegsmarine (German Navy) in 1936 and remained in production until the end of World War II

Remington and Winchester Cartridges

The tank then left the highway and veered toward the 37mm gun on the west side of the road

Original British Crimean War Era Royal Cumberland Militia Officer Tschako named to Col. Louther - dated 1855 German Ordnance in the Royal Armory ofOriginal Item; Only One Available. Here we have a lovely Victorian Militia Officer's Tschako, right from the Crimean war Era, named to a specific officer in the Royal Cumberland Militia. This tschako is more "pipe" shaped than later versions used, which had more of a sloped shape to the back. It is made from leather and fur covered fiberboard, and has a lovely 8 pointed star badge on the front, with a Queen's Crown on the top. On this is mounted the