Original British WWI Royal Flying Corps Named Bulldog's Head Cigar Holder with Cigar - Dated 1915 Breda M-37 It looks to be a

It looks to be a reproduction from a decade or so ago

though it was arsenal re-ground and then the bayonet was parkerized

5 mm bullets lacked penetration against cover

At Marvie the 327 was outnumbered by 15 to 1

and while the Wolseley has a moniker that evokes an eminent Victorian general

Original British WWI Royal Flying Corps Named Bulldog's Head Cigar Holder with Cigar - Dated 1915 Breda M-37 It looks to be aOriginal Item: One of a Kind A wonderful wooden Cigar storage holder with carved BULL DOG HEAD top with amber glass eyes actually still containing an old Cigar, which probably is a lot younger than the container. Standing just 9", tall the Cigar Case bears a small metal shield stamped or engraved: LT. W. REID R. F. C. 1915 The R. F. C. abbreviation of course stands for Royal Flying Corps, the predecessor of the Royal Air Force (R. A. F.). The cover of