Original British East India Company Named Officer Sword with 1812 Ensign Commission- Valentine Hale Mairis Russian Issue Equipment either for costume use or

either for costume use or beyond

ignition system (which has also been deactivated)

A 24oz charge of black powder gave a 7lb shell a muzzle velocity of about 1400 ft/sec—much greater than preceding designs—and

while the shield of the specific Air Force (5th

the German Army continued to develop concepts pioneered during World War I

Original British East India Company Named Officer Sword with 1812 Ensign Commission- Valentine Hale Mairis Russian Issue Equipment either for costume use orOriginal Item: One of a kind set. This is from the wonderful Napoleonic Wars collection we acquired in England within the past few years featuring a a rare British East India Company Officer's Commission dated October 28th, 1812 . The commission is for VALENTINE HALE MAIRIS, GENTLEMAN ENSIGN in the KING'S ARMY OF THE EAST INDIES. He was only 17 years old. The Commission is signed by FIELD MARSHAL SIR GEORGE NUGENT (1757 1849). Also included in this