Original British WWI Field Issue Lead-Topped Trench Club Brunswick Guns The bore has strong rifling

The bore has strong rifling and some pitting in the corner of the grooves

This helmet comes on an original British issue fur helmet stand with broad arrow markings from the later 1900s

A classic example of a type is the USN Mark 1 knife

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the hay day of the Bulldog was in the 1870s to 1880s

Original British WWI Field Issue Lead-Topped Trench Club Brunswick Guns The bore has strong riflingOriginal Item: Only One Available. With the adoption of Trench Warfare in 1914, the stalemate became intolerable, so the practice of "Trench Raids" was introduced. Taking place at night, these involved a raiding party crossing NO MANS LAND and entering into the enemy's trench system to take a few prisoners for interrogation. Clearly these were covert operations and the use of firearms was impossible, so the Army reverted to almost Medieval tactics of