Original British Circa 1852 Despatch Folder of Lord Raglan General of Ordnance British Field Gear and segregated even in death

and segregated even in death

Offered in solid condition with use wear to leather handle washers and surface of leather sheath

these holsters came from our manufacturer with Non Military snaps (not as secure as our lift-the-dot snaps)

He returned to Britain and received a number of awards and promotions for his actions in the Crimea

Belgian T15 and French AMR 35

Original British Circa 1852 Despatch Folder of Lord Raglan General of Ordnance British Field Gear and segregated even in deathOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a most interesting leather bound hard lined dispatch folder complete with mottled interior and containing a document pocket. The exterior measuring 10. 5" by 15. 5", of tooled and embossed leather with gold inlay bearing the official Coat of Arms of the Master General of Ordnance of Three Cannons in a shield under a Crown. The ancient post of General of Ordnance dates back to the 14th century but was