Original British Victorian 19th Hussars Named Horse Hoof Silver Inkwell from Sudan Mahdist War - Dated 1885 Snider Rifle the POWs lifted him from

the POWs lifted him from his jeep and wanted to honor him by carrying him around on their shoulders but he must have thought this below his dignity

a storied production plant that would produce weapons up until 1919

It has a white face with radium luminous numbers for night use

by a cord or thong passed through a small hole in the tab

the longer Case handle is more comfortable

Original British Victorian 19th Hussars Named Horse Hoof Silver Inkwell from Sudan Mahdist War - Dated 1885 Snider Rifle the POWs lifted him fromOriginal Item: One of a Kind. Is it only Englishmen who care so much for their dogs and their horses? Here is a typical Victorian Officer's Military Ink Well made out of his horse's hoof. It is Engraved on the top: 19TH HUSSARS FANNY. JULY 26TH 1885. CARRIED LT. COL. P. H. S. BARROW IN THE SUDAN Lieutenant Colonel Percy Harry Stanley BARROW of the 19th Hussars fought at the Battle of Tel el Kebir in the Anglo Egyptian War in 1882, and again at the