Original Ancient Axe Head Excavated in Victorian Times from a Peat Bog in Northern England U.S. Ordnance It gradually replaced the sabre

It gradually replaced the sabre in all cavalry units except hussars during the 19th century

ammunition pouches (left

Aviator's tunic manufactured by "Stratford Garment

The mine could be fitted with a number of improvised anti-handling devices utilizing the MUV pull fuze

The snaps and buckles show oxidation

Original Ancient Axe Head Excavated in Victorian Times from a Peat Bog in Northern England U.S. Ordnance It gradually replaced the sabreOriginal Item: One of a Kind. We do not exactly what this is but it looks just great, with loads of history and patina! There really is nothing quite like "dug up" artifacts. Purchased in an Estate Sale in Northern England, it was apparently bought up by a plow some time during Queen Victoria's reign. It is clearly old, maybe very old. Of course one immediately hopes it could be left over from the VIKINGS from over 1,000 years ago, but unfortunately