Original Circa 1740 Scottish Silver Mounted Dirk Marked Leith Hall with Twelve-Page Document German Field Equipment the screw edges were sharp

the screw edges were sharp and it caught clothing

many of these acts failed of proper recognition

We have no proof that this set is part of a member from The Lost Battalion

later adopting the title of the 1st King George V's Own Gurkha Rifles (The Malaun Regiment)

This helmet is stamped 106Dwhich indicates the approximate manufacture date of May 1942

Original Circa 1740 Scottish Silver Mounted Dirk Marked Leith Hall with Twelve-Page Document German Field Equipment the screw edges were sharpOriginal Items: One of a kind set. This is a wonderful Scottish Dirk from the 18th century that may predate the 1745 Rebellion. Features silver mountings with hard bogwood crosshatched grip inset with silver studs. The pommel is mounted with a large silver circular plate engraved: LEITH OF LEITH HALL The blade is 12 inches in length with a double fuller and a worked back strap. The scabbard is absent having long ago been lost. Accompanying this fine