Original British Victorian Era Named Leather Water Bottle - Royal Horse Guards French Antique Guns This replica is true to

This replica is true to the original and comes complete with horizontal foregrip

Original pair has circular dark shaded lenses with steel surrounds mounted in leather (or perhaps synthetic Leather) blue/grey (shades vary) material complete with two ventilation ducts on either side to combat condensation

in Bristol

The Model 1861

Army had no other tool for the job until the M249 Squad Automatic Weapon in the mid-1980s

Original British Victorian Era Named Leather Water Bottle - Royal Horse Guards French Antique Guns This replica is true toOriginal Item: One of a kind. Born in 1873, LIEUTENANT RICHARD FREDERICK MOLYNEUX OF THE ROYAL HORSE GUARDS, was the third son of the Earl of Sefton. He joined the Army as a Lieutenant in 1895 and in 1897 was the Orderly Officer to the General Sir William Lockhart commanding the TIRAH Expeditionary Force on the North West Frontier. In 1898, in the Sudan, he was attached to the 21st Lancers and took part in the famous Cavalry charge at the Battle of