Original British Victorian WWI Lieutenant General Sir Bertrand Moberly, HQ Staff British Army in India with Pattern 1871 Brass Helmet with Tunic - Formerly A.A.F. Tank Museum Collection Russian Artillery Their purpose was to maintain

Their purpose was to maintain order and discipline

each of which is maker marked and are held in place by rings on the underside and embedded in the pleat

Its activities included instruction in the use of German-manufactured products

The blade is substantial and the base of the spine bears the marking DAWES  who was a very respected London based sword smith

The cylinder and chambers show very little pitting and most of the nipples are intact

Original British Victorian WWI Lieutenant General Sir Bertrand Moberly, HQ Staff British Army in India with Pattern 1871 Brass Helmet with Tunic - Formerly A.A.F. Tank Museum Collection Russian Artillery Their purpose was to maintainOriginal Item: Only One Available. This uniform is named to Lieutenant General Sir Bertrand Richard Moberly (K. C. I. E., C. B., D. S. O.) who served most of his career within the British Army in India. Fortunately, we were able to find a photograph of Lt. Gen. Moberley wearing this exact same uniform! Be sure to go through the photo section in order to see it, the original is not included as we discovered this on the internet. Another thing we are