Original British WWII Named Royal Engineer Officer’s Grouping in Transit Trunk - Tunic, Cap, Cot, Documents & More Antique Flintlock Firearms This is the first example

This is the first example of a carbine we have had that still had the cleaning rod

Explosive : 100 grams of TNT

There he remained for 3 and 1/2 years of pure misery

Queen Victoria's reign

Eaker had a punch bowl and nine cups made out of sterling silver for him and his close friends stationed with him at High Wycombe

Original British WWII Named Royal Engineer Officer’s Grouping in Transit Trunk - Tunic, Cap, Cot, Documents & More Antique Flintlock Firearms This is the first exampleOriginal Items: One of a Kind Grouping. This is a great British WII Officer's grouping, named to Lt. Robert Stewart Wallace of the Royal Engineers. It has many of the items he used during service, such as his uniform tunic and peaked cap, as well as many other issue items. All is contained in his white painted wooden military trunk, stenciled with his name and details, which measures a substantial 45L x 16 W x 13H. The trunk contains the following