Description
Inside the lid of the chest is the maker's plate which reads:
and we saw paratroopers jumping
He served for just over 3 years and was honorably discharged on March 12th
so the first deliveries of the P-51B in November 1943 were assigned to three groups in the tactical Ninth Air Force at the expense of VIII Bomber Command
with all buckles and studs functional and included
Original British Victorian Tower Marked Sappers & Miners Short Musket for Engineers - dated 1842 Napoleonic Inside the lid of theOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an extremely scarce British Tower marked Sappers and Miners Short Musket, issued for home use, measuring 42 1 2 inches in overall length. It is very similar to the EIC P1942 "Model E" Sappers & Miners short musket, except that it is about 6 inches shorter. Fitted with a 27" barrel, this musket has all brass mounts; butt plate, no throat pipe, two ramrod pipes and nose cap. The front of the musket features a