Original British WWII General Geoffrey K. Bourne 21st Anti-Tank Regiment Commander 1950s Uniform Tunic with Photos - Formerly Part of the A.A.F. Tank Museum French Edged Weapons more than 30 years after

more than 30 years after Walter Lampl made his name with the same concept

over the firms initials of WKC

New Made Item: The M1903 Springfield

frame and display

The hamon (刃文 - temper line) is still visible in the light

Original British WWII General Geoffrey K. Bourne 21st Anti-Tank Regiment Commander 1950s Uniform Tunic with Photos - Formerly Part of the A.A.F. Tank Museum French Edged Weapons more than 30 years afterOriginal Items: Only One Set Available. This is a lovely 1954 dated Khaki Uniform tunic, owned by Geoffrey K. Bourne, who during WWII was a brilliant staff officer, as well as commander of the 21st Anti Tank Regiment, Royal Artillery and the 152nd (Ayrshire Yeomanry) Field Regiment, Royal Artillery. After his WWII service he continued to serve in the armed forces, rising to the rank of full General after the war, and also in 1964 was created a life