Original East India Company Light Infantry Musket with 1st Type Short Flat Lock Plate c.1811-1812 Manufacture Type_Original Items The regiment plowed through France

The regiment plowed through France and Germany

these antiquated goggles look like what Amelia Earhart might have worn

This is a very good condition Named Imperial Prussian line Infantry enlisted man's Mannschaften (other ranks) pickelhaube

Inside pole slip sleeve tag marked "8345-01-150-1400 Flag Organizational

the 58th and 61st deployed to Manchuria in the summer of 1939 for operations against China

Original East India Company Light Infantry Musket with 1st Type Short Flat Lock Plate c.1811-1812 Manufacture Type_Original Items The regiment plowed through FranceOriginal Item: One Only. Found in the old Palace in Kathmandu in our 2003 purchase from the Royal Nepalese Armory, this an East India Company Flintlock Musket, designated as LIGHT INFANTRY MUSKET WITH FLAT LOCK 1811 1818 according to David Harding in his stellar work AN INTRODUCTION TO EAST INDIA COMPANY SMALL ARMS 1775 1815, page 37. According to Harding, the first type was made with a short 6. 2" length flat lock plate, between 1811 and 1812 with a