Original British Wolseley Pattern Helmet of Sir Ernest Bickham Sweet-Escott KCMG Untouched Antique Guns Our "Brunswicks" were manufactured by

Our "Brunswicks" were manufactured by the East India Company and Nepalese armories using a mix of British and locally made parts they were issued exclusively to the British Home Army and the Indian Army rifle regiments

as there are neither graduations nor any way of compensating for the angle the gun may make with the ground

this is a fine reproduction of the German WW1 Butcher bayonet (98/05)

over the next years the prices will skyrocket and especially on those few that have a piece from the extremely rare WW2 series

• Multiple original and copies of various other Military documents

Original British Wolseley Pattern Helmet of Sir Ernest Bickham Sweet-Escott KCMG Untouched Antique Guns Our "Brunswicks" were manufactured byOriginal Item: One of a kind. Sir Ernest Bickham Sweet Escott KCMG (20 August 1857 9 April 1941) was a British colonial administrator and governor who was in turn Governor of the Seychelles, British Honduras, Leeward Islands and Fiji. Early years Sweet Escott was born at Bath, the fifth son of the Rev. Hay Sweet Escott, headmaster of Somersetshire College, Bath, and Rector of Kilve, Somerset, by his wife Eliza, daughter of Rev. John Coombes Collins,