Original Scottish Victorian Era Officer Sash Plate of the Highland Infantry- Circa 1903 Bayonets Heavy metal and plastic construction

Heavy metal and plastic construction with large 3" ILLUMINATED AND MAGNIFIED viewing screen with grid markings Stadia Lines for easy distance calculations

India at the time was under the authority of the Honorable East India Company and these percussion rifles were used to great effect in Britain's expanding Colonial empire

Transport frame is Original Grey/Black WWII Paint

The pistol is pre-1750 and therefore originates from the earlier period of the family's production

Original Scottish Victorian Era Officer Sash Plate of the Highland Infantry- Circa 1903 Bayonets Heavy metal and plastic constructionOriginal Item: Only One Available. Created in 1881 by combining two ancient Scottish regiments; the 71st Highland Light Infantry and the 74th Highland Regiment of Foot the accumulated Battle Honors shown on the outer border of this sash plate number 30 engagements! The sash plate was an enhanced version of the regimental badge with a large silver back plate listing the regiment's glories of past campaigns dating back to the 1600s. Officer's sash