Original British Napoleonic Wars Saber from the County of Dorset Militia - Circa 1800 Field Gear It was supplied with an

It was supplied with an optional flash hider of considerable length for use only under sensitive combat conditions

those unwelcome arms) to the National Trust who have maintained the Leith Hall for public viewing until around 2006 when it was finally closed due to government cutbacks

the boxes were stored flat in a stack behind the driver

IMA has obtained just a few of these wartime war department contract cans and can offer them as the correct accessory for your WW2 Vickers display

Original Item: Each pouch holds two magazines (not included) and is provided with a belt loop that can accommodate belts up to 2

Original British Napoleonic Wars Saber from the County of Dorset Militia - Circa 1800 Field Gear It was supplied with anOriginal Item: One Only. This is a most interesting sidearm, issued during the period of National panic surrounding the early Napoleonic Wars. There was great fear that the French hordes would invade England. The great Naval Battle of Trafalgar in 1805 pretty much ensured that Napoleon's Invasion would never happen, but Great Britain maintained its County Militias for many more years, until Napoleon's final defeat at the Battle of Waterloo in 1815.