Original British WWI Inscribed Middlesex Regimental M1855 British Duty Bugle Empire Edged Weapons The SCR-300 used the frequency

The SCR-300 used the frequency band of 40

The rifle bears Belgian proofs including the "Tower of Liege" stamp and the well known E

It was originally manufactured as a “Magazine Lee-Enfield Rifle Mk I” in 1897 by Birmingham Small Arms and Metals Company

with some lightly scattered pitting along its length

An exceptionally uncommon pistol to encounter is this fine Dutch Naval Flintlock Pistol circa 1740-1750 ready to add in any Naval collection

Original British WWI Inscribed Middlesex Regimental M1855 British Duty Bugle Empire Edged Weapons The SCR-300 used the frequencyOriginal Item: Only One Available. The First World War that started 100 years ago this month was initially a very patriotic war. All sorts of regiments were raised, expanded and added volunteer battalions to help in the "Great Crusade" using the catch phrase, IT'LL ALL BE OVER BY CHRISTMAS! How wrong they were. This is a true regimental bugle, of perfectly standard brass and copper construction given to the regiment by CORPORAL A. CULY C COMPANY, 1ST