Original British Napoleonic Officer's Spontoon Spear Cut Down to 43" - Board of Ordnance Marked Iraq 000 were done

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This was the time of the 1890's KLONDIKE GOLD RUSH on the border between CANADA and ALASKA

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the RAF decided it didn't need many inland fighter bases and was happy to lease most of them to the United States as airfields for heavy bombers

Original British Napoleonic Officer's Spontoon Spear Cut Down to 43" - Board of Ordnance Marked Iraq 000 were doneOriginal Item: Only One Available. This was released from a Regimental Museum upon closing down and had been previously on display in the Officer's Mess. It is a "SPONTOON", a long spear carried into battle very often by an Officer or Senior Sergeant, and became very handy for removing a French Cavalryman from his horse. That may be the case but its real purpose was to show the soldiers "on the line" where their commander was in all the smoke and