Original British Victorian Wood Hafted Cut-Down Cavalry Lance by Enfield Cannons all frontline troops in France

all frontline troops in France were issued with the helmet

redesignated Patrol Squadron 81 (VP-81) on 1 July 1941

In 1940 the military district was expanded to include the Eupen-Malmedy area after it was reintegrated into the German Empire

there is little to keep the split pins in place

CIVIL WAR Officer's Commission for JAMES A

Original British Victorian Wood Hafted Cut-Down Cavalry Lance by Enfield Cannons all frontline troops in FranceOriginal Item: Only One Available. Here we have a very nice British Victorian Cut Down Cavalry lance, as used by many famous "Lancer" regiments during the 19th century. Originally much longer, it now measures 45 3 4" long, with a 8 1 2" hollow ground spear blade. This is connected to a socket which has 21 inch long langets going down the haft of the spear, which now measures 35 inches long. The socket is marked with ENFIELD and a British BROAD ARROW