Original French Napoleonic Wars Gun Powder Keg- Circa 1810 Helmets the XIII Bengal Irregular Cavalry

the XIII Bengal Irregular Cavalry were among those units than mutinied in 1857 and later fled to Nepal only to be disarmed upon entry

[6] The division immediately moved to Neufchâteau for training

The tang behind the hammer where the Remington nomenclature is usually found has been struck off to accommodate a flip up tangent back sight which is no longer present however the mounting screws are still in place

Ramp-and-leaf sight graduated from 200 to 1400 paces

So states his metal transit trunk which today only contains his Officer's Dress Uniform and silk waist sash

Original French Napoleonic Wars Gun Powder Keg- Circa 1810 Helmets the XIII Bengal Irregular CavalryOriginal Item: Only One Available. Original old priming powder keg for fine powder used in pistols, muskets and cannon fuses. Measuring only 7. 5 inches tall and 6. 5 inches at the widest point this small keg is painted red, white and blue the traditional colors of the French revolution. Each end is marked with the number 5 perhaps indicating which unit it belonged to and the letters T. P. are stamped into one end. Please note that the vivid paint