Original Revolutionary War Scottish Sterling Silver Cross Belt Plate from Fraser's Highlanders c.1775 Price_$-00 - $30 Sweet-Escott was born at Bath

Sweet-Escott was born at Bath

This pattern was used by the British Navy starting in 1794 and in all the naval engagements with the French such the Battle of the Nile in 1798

probably from when the cap was replacd at arsenal

Fully automatic fire was the only setting

He set up shop in Boswell Court near Sheare Lane in London where he survived in business until his death in 1697

Original Revolutionary War Scottish Sterling Silver Cross Belt Plate from Fraser's Highlanders c.1775 Price_$-00 - $30 Sweet-Escott was born at BathOriginal Item: One Only. The Regiment known as Fraser's Highlanders was officially raised in 1775 as the 71st SCOTTISH REGIMENT OF FOOT, specifically for the impending war in the American Colonies. The unit left England in April 1776 and arrived in New York in July 1776, then sailed onto Boston in December to be immediately attacked by American troops in Boston Harbor. Both Battalions served at the Battle of Long Island in August 1776, followed by the