Original British Wooden Supply Chest with Iron Fittings for Pack Artillery No.2 - c.1880-1915 Sales six Victoria Crosses were awarded

six Victoria Crosses were awarded to 1st Battalion

The seat and pole stand are absent but could easily be replaced and fitted into the post opening which is still present for this purpose

the second of these was the basis of Sudaev's gun

please see item NB1772C (that is a $600 savings to build one yourself

Almost identical to the German WWII Eastern Front issue

Original British Wooden Supply Chest with Iron Fittings for Pack Artillery No.2 - c.1880-1915 Sales six Victoria Crosses were awardedOriginal item: Only One Available. This is a great example of a British Artillery supply chest from around the end of the 19th century. Officially listed as the CHEST, SUPPLY (Pack Artillery) MISCELLANEOUS No. 2, this chest measures 26" across X 10" deep X 17 1 2" wide, and is a very well constructed wood case complete with its green field finish. It is iron mounted with two closing hasps through which fixed leather straps pass to keep the lid closed.