Original Pre-WW1 British Guards Other Ranks Enlisted Scarlet Coat - Dated 1913 Antique Flintlock Firearms The 45th Infantry Division landed

The 45th Infantry Division landed its 157th and 180th regimental combat teams and captured the heights of the Chaines de Mar before meeting with the 1st Special Service Force

with a barleycorn front sight

The serial number found on the side of the lower tang under the butt stock is 2281

a name is written within the shell with hand painted kanji characters that we are unfortunately not able to translate

nine grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren

Original Pre-WW1 British Guards Other Ranks Enlisted Scarlet Coat - Dated 1913 Antique Flintlock Firearms The 45th Infantry Division landedOriginal Item: Only One Available. Original Unissued Condition British Guards Regiments O. R.s Scarlet Uniform Coat dated 1913. Constructed of serge wool, with an off white polished cotton lining, the coat is secured by five British Army General Service Buttons. The original paper label is almost completely intact, indicating that this particular garment was made at the Royal Army Clothing Factory in 1913. The top button has separated, but is located