Original British King's Royal Rifle Volunteer Regiment Tunic and Fur Busby circa 1902 Japanese Replica dark reddish brown and gold

dark reddish brown and gold

The Knights Cross of the War Merit Cross was a neck decoration and worn the same way as the Knights Cross of the Iron Cross

History of the Sharps Carbine-

is fully inlaid with camel bone (especially the butt stock)

In fact a subject the American Colonies were making an issue of at that very time

Original British King's Royal Rifle Volunteer Regiment Tunic and Fur Busby circa 1902 Japanese Replica dark reddish brown and goldOriginal items: Only One Set Available. This two piece set consists of dark green tunic with black facings to the collar and black "King's Crown" buttons, for King Edward VII (1901 1910) showing the traditional Hunting Horn insignia. On the interior of the tunic there is still the original paper maker's label giving the sizing, manufacturer details and listing it as ROYAL ARMY CLOTHING with a WD and broad arrow marking. The label also lists that it is