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British Military Brass Victorian Era Saucepan: Marked (One Only) New Items With complete disregard for his

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With complete disregard for his own safety he repeatedly operated his equipment under heavy fire enabling the combat radio correspondent with him to make outstanding records of the operations

We believe that the barrel was and Sikh replacement as this gun was recovered in the kingdom of Nepal in 2003

6th AD then passed through 8th Infantry Division to clear the heights near Le Bingard on 27 July 1944

as seen in the films “Zulu” and “Zulu Dawn” and used by the Zulu tribe during the Battle of Isandlwana

British Military Brass Victorian Era Saucepan: Marked (One Only) New Items With complete disregard for hisOriginal Item: One Only. This is a very smart, obviously old, Antique Brass Sauce Pan measuring 6" across at the top and 3" deep complete with holly tapered iron rolled handle attached to the bowl by two heavy Copper Rivets. The Iron handle is pitted with age and looks every bit of 100 150 years old. The Brass Bowl is heavy and shows signs of years and years of polish in the crevices around the handle. What this was used for we do not know; but is too

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