enamel wear in arabesque
North America and the West Indies
the sons of James Robert Whigham and Maude Ethel (nee Aram) Teasdale
Ivory celluloid plates with eleven rows of gold-coloured springy wire in the recesses of the ribbed grip
each measuring 148 mm (w) x 105 mm (h)
United Kingdom. A Lot of First War Period Militaria GTRexclude enamel wear in arabesqueIncluding: A Pair of First War puttees in green wool, very fine condition. A British Army white leather belt with Diet et mon Droit belt buckle, buckle marked 91 25, leather stiff, exhibiting wear, remains in very fine condition. A Glengarry Hat, in dark blue and black felt with a red central pompom, interior marked 6 7 8, heavily creased, remains in very fine condition. A Pair of Brass Epaulettes, scalloped edges, measures 17cm (l) x 10. 5cm (w),