Original British Officer Silver Cross Belt Plate- 24th Regiment of Foot No Return with two mounting holes in

with two mounting holes in the squared off tang

While there is not question that the lock plate or the entire lock was made in England it is our belief these weapons we assembled in the kingdom of Nepal in the latter 1870s and 1880s

44 WCF) with a 24” round barrel and full-length magazine tube

Lancashire Fusiliers – 'the six VCs before breakfast'

Earlier models were the No 4 and No 4A

Original British Officer Silver Cross Belt Plate- 24th Regiment of Foot No Return with two mounting holes inOriginal Item: Only One Available. Raised in 1689 by Colonel William Dering for King William III, the 24th Regiment of Foot later became known as the 2nd Warwickshire Regiment in 1753. Due to valiant service in the Egyptian Campaign of 1802, the regiment was then granted the right to display the Sphinx as a battle honor on the regimental badge. The Regiment saw extensive service during the American Revolutionary War and then India. Subsequently the