The single-seat Hunter entered service as a maneuverable fighter aircraft
this is an original British bright red Melton cloth evening jacket with correct black waistcoat (vest) together with the original navy blue tapered coveralls (pants) with broad red stripe down each trouser leg denoting being from a ROYAL REGIMENT
The top of the receiver ring is marked 1937
Grade I (new never issued)
this is a charming small-framed photograph showing as labeled "Boston Elevated Railway Conductor" together with his original nickel plated brass combination ticket punch
Original British P-1864 Snider type Breech Loading Artillery Carbine and P-56 Saber Bayonet Lewis Gun The single-seat Hunter entered serviceOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a true artillery carbine with 5 groove rifling, the correct small back sight, bayonet lug for a the Pattern 1856 saber bayonet, checkered butt stock, early style MkI style breech block and correct trigger guard. It was found in Kathmandu, Nepal in 2003 in our purchase of over 55,000 antique firearms from the Government of Nepal. There is no definitive way of telling which parts were made in England and which