Original British Pewter Platter Bearing Crest of Admiral Samuel Hood - Revolutionary War Royal Navy Commander - Dated 1802 Antique Handguns All Irregular Cavalry Carbines are

All Irregular Cavalry Carbines are rare but only 580 of these were these Greener carbines were manufactured and delivered in 20 cases on the East Indiaman KENT and 21 cases on the MONARCH via Calcutta and were shipped via Allahabad to the unit at Lahore

In the process the 134th suffered more than 10

To the huge applause of all those distressed damsels

An honest gun presumably pressed into service with the great battle that the whole world watched with baited breath just around the corner

Merit Cross (Verdienstkreuz) with Swords

Original British Pewter Platter Bearing Crest of Admiral Samuel Hood - Revolutionary War Royal Navy Commander - Dated 1802 Antique Handguns All Irregular Cavalry Carbines areOriginal Item. One Only. This is a King George III Era pewter platter or charger, a huge 18" in diameter, bearing all the correct Maker's and Proof Markings to the rear, including the date of 1802. On the top in the center is the Family Crest of ADMIRAL SAMUEL HOOD R. N.: a Cornish Chough perched with its right claw on the fluke of an anchor. Admiral Samuel Hood, 1st Viscount Hood 1724 1816, Joined the Royal Navy as a Midshipman in 1741, promoted to