Original British Victorian Era Royal Artillery Officer's Document Sabretache ZB 26-ZB 30 The picture of 4 rods

The picture of 4 rods is to illustrate variations between different rods

This is one of England’s first Police Truncheons and is dated 1786

the machined brass clamp-on muzzle protector was issued to protect barrel muzzles from damage from the Mk I or Mk IV pull-throughs

mortars could fire at targets in defilade

The tumbler is one of the parts most frequently requiring replacement

Original British Victorian Era Royal Artillery Officer's Document Sabretache ZB 26-ZB 30 The picture of 4 rodsOriginal Item: Only One Available. A Sabretache, first known as a Hungarian TARSOLY, is a leather covered board behind which a leather pocket for documents is located. The exposed facing is typically covered in magnificent gold and silver thread embroidery depicting the Monarch's or Regimental Coat of Arms. The term "HUSSAR" comes from the Hungarians whose 17th and 18th century cavalrymen inspired all of Europe. By the time of the Napoleonic Wars