Original British Suffolk Regiment Officer's Uniform Set with Spiked Helmet - Circa 1900 Category_Snider Rifles & Bayonets being used as a ranged

being used as a ranged weapon at a distance

It moved to an assembly area near Rheims

Designed to attach to the waist belt in the center of the back the two straps go over the shoulders and attach to the "D" rings on the back of the triple ammunition pouches worn on the waist belt either side of the buckle to assist with the weight of the ammunition

Complete with its adjustable canvas shoulder strap which has numerous Japanese markings

and the trigger guard as "spanner"

Original British Suffolk Regiment Officer's Uniform Set with Spiked Helmet - Circa 1900 Category_Snider Rifles & Bayonets being used as a rangedOriginal Items. One Set Only. From the end of the Victorian era, this is a parade Uniform Set of a 2nd Lieutenant in THE SUFFOLK REGIMENT, formerly known as the "12TH. REGIMENT OF FOOT" that was raised in 1685. This regiment saw service all over the Empire, including India, the West Indies, South Africa and of course in the Napoleonic Wars. The title 12th Regiment was dropped in the 1881 Childers Reforms, thereafter being known as the Suffolk