Original British Victorian Era Royal Artillery Officer’s Foot Stool British Military Maps the wiper screwed onto the

the wiper screwed onto the end of the cleaning/charging rod

There are Gurkha Battalion Marking on the blackstrap which can probably be researched (See: "Guns of the Gurkhas" by John Walter

Original Item: The M63 Antiaircraft Mount for the Browning M2 HB

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The duffle bag is made from olive drab canvas in a cylindrical shape with a sewn in round bottom and open top with a circle of grommets

Original British Victorian Era Royal Artillery Officer’s Foot Stool British Military Maps the wiper screwed onto theOriginal Item: Only One Available. A gift from some officer's relative (?) this is a typical late Victorian era small embroidered foot stool on wood base. Measuring about 10" across and 6" in height the embroidery of the Regimental badge shows an old muzzle loading cannon under a crown complete with Latin Motto, on a dark blue cushioned base. A nice reminder of the time when officers were really treated like gentlemen.