Original British Victorian 19th Hussars Named Horse Hoof Silver Inkwell from Sudan Mahdist War - Dated 1885 U.S. Field Gear so the strap was not

so the strap was not needed

Considerable aircraft battle damage was suffered from flak

In addition to JIGGS there are 33 yellow bombs enclosing the character representing 33 successful bombing missions

Included with the Musket we provide the original museum printed display card on together with its detailed Inventory description file sheet referring to the Musket as ITEM 30

Original British Victorian 19th Hussars Named Horse Hoof Silver Inkwell from Sudan Mahdist War - Dated 1885 U.S. Field Gear so the strap was notOriginal Item: One of a Kind. Is it only Englishmen who care so much for their dogs and their horses? Here is a typical Victorian Officer's Military Ink Well made out of his horse's hoof. It is Engraved on the top: 19TH HUSSARS FANNY. JULY 26TH 1885. CARRIED LT. COL. P. H. S. BARROW IN THE SUDAN Lieutenant Colonel Percy Harry Stanley BARROW of the 19th Hussars fought at the Battle of Tel el Kebir in the Anglo Egyptian War in 1882, and again at the