19th Century Black Powder Patch Knife British Military Maps no longer have any regimental

no longer have any regimental badges so can be tailored to any regiment you desire

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This second set of numbers indicated the production number of the entire lot to which the helmet could be attributed

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19th Century Black Powder Patch Knife British Military Maps no longer have any regimentalOriginal Item: The Nepal collection never ceases to amaze us and recently we stumbled (literally) upon an unopened crate that hid these rare knives for over a century. These handy knives saw their height in use during the muzzle loading era; perfectly sized to cut away the excess patch material before loading. These hand forged antiques have genuine stag handles and were probably carried in kukri pouches by the Royal Guard of Bhimsen Thapa. There is