Original Dutch Belgian Revolution Oil Painting Portrait of Public Hero Jan van Speyk in Original Frame - c. 1830 - 37¼ x 44⅝” P-1853 Enfield Awarded to troops east of

Awarded to troops east of a north-south line drawn through Silverton Siding and north of an east-west line drawn through Vlakfontein in the South African Republic

The leather liner is in  good condition with only small signs of age and dryness

Bauart (Type) Irvin Autoflug' It also has the reference number and maker's details plus a relatively faint date of 1944

Our modified /converted Revolver was then able to shoot regular

Lieutenant Colonel Arthur Loveband of Naas

Original Dutch Belgian Revolution Oil Painting Portrait of Public Hero Jan van Speyk in Original Frame - c. 1830 - 37¼ x 44⅝” P-1853 Enfield Awarded to troops east ofOriginal Item. One of a Kind. Jan Carel Josephus van Speyk (31 January 1802 5 February 1831) was a Royal Netherlands Navy officer who became a public hero in the Netherlands for his opposition to the Belgian Revolution. When the Belgian Revolution began, Van Speyk was given command of Gunboat No. 2. Van Speyk despised the Belgian independence movement, and he said he would rather die "than become an infamous Brabander". Born in Amsterdam in 1802, Van