Original British WWI Staff Officer's Peaked Cap with Provenenance Tag Spanish Military Equipment The British forces landed some

The British forces landed some distance from their objectives and were quickly hampered by unexpected resistance – especially from elements of the 9th SS and 10th SS Panzer Divisions

We believe that the barrel was and Sikh replacement as this gun was recovered in the kingdom of Nepal in 2003

Original Item:  The Vickers guns made during WW1 show some differences from later versions

the revolver remains in very good overall condition

Original British WWI Staff Officer's Peaked Cap with Provenenance Tag Spanish Military Equipment The British forces landed someOriginal Item: One Only. This is a lovely example of the British "STAFF OFFICER'S HAT", intended for the upper ranks, with a full red band around the head and a Lion over Crown Cap Badge. This cap comes from the Collection of Major General John F. O'Ryan, the commanding Officer of the 27th Infantry Division, which operated under British Command in the fall of 1918. It is said to have belonged to : STAFF CAPTAIN ROBERT W. HANNA, who was attached to to