British Imperial Yeomanry Officer Uniform Set: Victorian Era Lancer (one only) MG 34 Ammo Storage maybe as original but certainly

maybe as original but certainly this finish could easily be removed

The furniture is all brass and the trigger guard in particular is clearly the pattern the Model 1730 Brown Bess's was modeled after

The cup is engraved on the exterior:

The barrel is marked along the top:

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British Imperial Yeomanry Officer Uniform Set: Victorian Era Lancer (one only) MG 34 Ammo Storage maybe as original but certainlyOriginal Item: One Only. What a uniform! Just as you would have expected from Douglas Fairbanks Jr, J. Aubry Smith and David Niven in that great 1930's movie, "The Prisoner of Zenda". In fact, this stunning set is English, and dates from the very end of the Victorian era and was made obsolete in 1908. This is a Surrey Imperial Yeomanry Officer's Uniform of the Lancer pattern. Constructed of "Warm Drab Melton Cloth" with scarlet facings to the Collar,