Original British Pre-WWI Shako and Tunic Set from the King's Royal Rifle Regiment c.1905 British Military Hats the American television business was

the American television business was already moving westward to Los Angeles

and by 1912 Britain had gifted Nepal 2

This rifle is nicely maker marked on the left side of the receiver:

1855 a Military committee approved Colonel Bonner's "Pattern Rifle" and an order was placed for just 100 units

Had a film equivalent to "Band of Brothers" been made about a Glider Infantry Regiment you can bet this material would be many times the value of comparable PIR pieces

Original British Pre-WWI Shako and Tunic Set from the King's Royal Rifle Regiment c.1905 British Military Hats the American television business wasOriginal Items: One Set Only. This dates from the turn of the Victorian era in 1901 to the reign of King Edward VII, who died in 1910. The set consists of the standard Shako Helmet of dark blue cloth, with deep green roping showing a black hunting Horn device as a Shako plate. The Shako comes with its original black leather bill (peak) and matching chin strap. It has various markings to the interior and comes in its original steel Carry Case specially