Original Napoleonic Wars French Gribeauval 12-Inch Hollow Mortar Bomb Marked Trélon Under Fleur-de-Lis with Rings (Ears) Night Sights As we moved I underlined

As we moved I underlined on the second map some communities as I drove through:- Furgenhagey

This is an incredibly scarce Imperial Russian badge

The only piece which somewhat dates the uniform are the shoulder boards indicating the rank of Major

The Lee Enfield breech cover was used from the First World War through to the Second and was a short cover that protected the bolt and magazine

one platoon of soldiers with rifles

Original Napoleonic Wars French Gribeauval 12-Inch Hollow Mortar Bomb Marked Trélon Under Fleur-de-Lis with Rings (Ears) Night Sights As we moved I underlinedOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a fantastic example of a genuine French 18th or early 19th century 12 inch diameter hollow mortar bomb with two lifting rings or lifting "ears" still intact. The mortar is iron and has a Fleur de Lis over the word TRELON embossed near the top, for the Trlon foundry or arsenal where it was manufactured. The ball measures approximately 12 inches in diameters with a 39 inch circumference and weight approximately