Original British Swagger Stick of Colonel George O'Malley, C.B. 44th Regiment of Foot at the Battle of Waterloo French & Indian War The rifle even has some

The rifle even has some dangling red hawk feathers that are well aged and look terrific

bolt handle

man number 32

Both the white steel outer shell and the inner helmet shell with liner are marked PM for Police Militaire

by Savage Arms display only the patent dates in one column

Original British Swagger Stick of Colonel George O'Malley, C.B. 44th Regiment of Foot at the Battle of Waterloo French & Indian War The rifle even has someOriginal Item: One of a kind. George O'Malley joined the Irish Militia in 1798 and then entered the 13th of Foot in 1800. He was commissioned Lieutenant in 1801. Appointed Major of the 101st Duke of York's Irish Foot in 1806. Transferred as Major to the 44th Regiment of Foot on April 27th 1815 and was appointed Lieutenant Colonel on June 4th 1815, just a few days before the great Battle of Waterloo. During the battle where he commanded the 44th of