Original British Victorian Era Presentation Regimental Silver Plated Goblet with Lid by John Round & Son Accessories unlike some of the more

unlike some of the more common ones found trimmed in brown for rural police

We usually have to get a resin mock up or modify another magazine to fit

The act(s) to be commended must be performed in the presence of great danger

230 of Colt's earliest production went to dealers south of the Mason–Dixon line

with the original Brass fuse cover

Original British Victorian Era Presentation Regimental Silver Plated Goblet with Lid by John Round & Son Accessories unlike some of the moreOriginal Item: One of a Kind. Here we have a very fine Victorian Era presentation regimental goblet, silver plated with lid, measuring almost 14" in height. Three stacked percussion rifles form the goblet base on a circular disc measuring almost 4" across. The goblet itself is engraved and is embossed with two Victorian Riflemen set into the side of the bowl, and a third rifleman as the finial to the lid. The bottom of the goblet does bear British