Original British East India Company Naval Officer's Dirk With Silver Burma Campaign Medal c.1824-26 Brunswick Parts a new BSA design and

a new BSA design and an experimental Australian design was held

In other countries the Adrian-type helmets were also in use with the fire-fighting units

On the 23rd the res of the Battalion left for England on the U

food and shelter to the civilian population and also help dispose of German time bombs and other armaments left behind

Original British East India Company Naval Officer's Dirk With Silver Burma Campaign Medal c.1824-26 Brunswick Parts a new BSA design andOriginal items: One Set Available. This is an exceptionally nice and honest bone handled 23 inch long Naval Officer's dirk with an 18 inch curved blade. The brass hilt culminating in a brass Lion's Head Pommel. Attached and secured to the cross guard is the Official Campaign Medal in Solid Silver for the FIRST ANGLO BURMA War, clearly having been awarded to this Officer for his participation. The war broke out in 1824 with the Burmese Commander in