Original British Military Cartridge Revolver with Holster and Letter- Named to Brigadier General Gerald Graham, VC, Dated 1882 Czech Militaria An impossible set to find

An impossible set to find

and it adopted the peaked cap worn by the AFS instead of the peakless sailor-style cap which had been worn by many pre-war fire brigades (including the London Fire Brigade)

Part III shows Germany in free-fall

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The "13" in the model number was supposedly given to make it look as if the gun had been developed earlier

Original British Military Cartridge Revolver with Holster and Letter- Named to Brigadier General Gerald Graham, VC, Dated 1882 Czech Militaria An impossible set to findOriginal Items: One of a Kind Set. This is an early officer's private purchase revolver dated 1882 in. 455 caliber. It closely follows the pattern of the 1878 Adams cartridge revolver design. It was sold and marked by the retailer W. HORTON, UNION STREET, GLASGOW The pistol is of superior design and finish and comes in the original leather officer's flap holster which could have been used with a Sam Browne style belt and cross strap. The revolver