Original British Victorian Era Sealed Pattern Cavalry Patrol Jacket with Original Label and Seal French Helmets 303 cal Lee Metford bolt-action

303 cal Lee Metford bolt-action Rifle's introduction into the British Military System

Their value depends so entirely upon their quality that the inventor declines to supply them except through his own manufacturer

The 92nd Regiment of Foot

8 pusher fighters could readily use the Lewis as direct forward-firing armament early in World War I

Each comes complete with a red and green filter

Original British Victorian Era Sealed Pattern Cavalry Patrol Jacket with Original Label and Seal French Helmets 303 cal Lee Metford bolt-actionOriginal Item: One of a kind. This is incredible. In the British military system once a "Pattern" of any clothing had be adopted a "Sealed Pattern" was made. This was the very example all contractors had to emulate in construction of official uniforms. Any deviations meant the garment was subject to rejection and kept the standards high. Theoretically only one sealed pattern of each model was kept "on hand". In truth, a few sealed patterns were made