Original British Victorian Officer's Glass Bottom Horn Spirit Flask with Silver Plated Fittings British Uniform The set also includes his

The set also includes his Lieutenant Colonel Air Force Uniform

A hole was made in the breech and the front of the chamber has been welded shut

later known as the Duke of Wellington

with most of the original finish remaining

On January 24TH 1936 a new pattern Enlisted Men and Non-Commissioned Officer's belt buckle was officially introduced to replace the previously worn Weimar era Reichsheer buckle

Original British Victorian Officer's Glass Bottom Horn Spirit Flask with Silver Plated Fittings British Uniform The set also includes hisOriginal item: Only one Available. In truth this could have belonged to a wealthy landowner as well from which to draw comfort on a cold day's shooting on the estate and just maybe he was an Officer too. Nevertheless this is exactly what Officer's carried on Campaign in Victorian times. The well figured horn stands 9" tall with a silver band around the flared bottom supporting a glass bottom for easily spotting the game or the insurgent. The top has a