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He is buried in the Hamilton Road Cemetery
which was the division that the 318th Infantry was under during WWI
Army and Navy
Found in the cache of antique weapons imported from the Kingdom of Nepal is this English made and proofed East India Company Percussion Fusil of Musket Bore with old series sidelock 1840-41 (Type 1)
Original British WWI Era 3rd King's Own Hussars Trooper Fur Busby Category_Fusee Spring & Cover Side 2 is titled: NOOriginal Item: Only One Available The 3rd King's Own Hussars were raised in 1685 as the "Duke of Somerset's Regiment of Dragoons", and under various names saw service in almost every British Campaign of the late 17th and 18th century. They were most notably involved in the Battle of Culloden in 1746, at that point known as the "The King's Regiment of Dragoons." This Regimental Busby, made from brown bearskin, bears a red interior, stamped with a
