Original East India Company Named Officer Bicorn Hat and Ivory Hilt Sword- Circa 1835 French Field Equipment Studs on the exterior of

Studs on the exterior of the projectile fitted into the grooves to impart spin

Despite the fact that the Spencer company went out of business in 1869

Holding their ground for more than 12 hours and inflicting horrendous losses on the enemy his force took more than 50% casualties

This is why these muskets are commonly referred to as "The Brown Bess India Pattern of 1796" or the Brown Bess 3rd model

is comparable to the modern

Original East India Company Named Officer Bicorn Hat and Ivory Hilt Sword- Circa 1835 French Field Equipment Studs on the exterior ofOriginal Item: Only One Set Available. A fascinating and original set being a high ranking EIC Naval Bicorn Hat having an old luggage label attached marked in old script "Alan Hyde Gardner". The hat displays the East India Company logo on the button and considerable silver gimp to have belonged to no less than a Naval Captain or higher. Offered together with a lovely ivory hilted straight sword with gilt mounts, displaying the E. I. C. logo on the