Original French WWI Clarion Bugle by Couesnon Dated 1913 MG 34 Ammo Storage It was judged ideal for

It was judged ideal for police and assault units and in the beginning of 1941 small orders were placed for the Carabinieri (military and civilian police)

• open trigger guard

They later took part in the New Zealand wars of 1860-1865

Both sleeves maintain their Sergeant's Chevron in excellent condition and remaining firmly stitched

With the invading army was a young captain of the 2nd Dragoon Guards

Original French WWI Clarion Bugle by Couesnon Dated 1913 MG 34 Ammo Storage It was judged ideal forOriginal Item: Only One Available. The Couesnon company was started in 1827, outside of Paris. Cousenon was located in Paris in 1882 by Amedee Couesnon the son in law of Gautrot Aine. In 1883, it was called Couesnon, Gautrot et Cie, and from 1888, Couesnon et Cie. By 1896 they had a workforce of 200. By 1911, Couesnon had expanded to eleven factories and more than 1000 workers. During this time the products were highly sought after and were played by