Original British WWII Named Royal Engineer Officer’s Grouping in Transit Trunk - Tunic, Cap, Cot, Documents & More Antique Flintlock Firearms This is a nice example

This is a nice example of a WWI issue M1915 Portuguese corrugated steel helmet

having been protected from wear by the cellophane

Queen Victoria's reign

the 16 SOS was the major contributor to the annual orphanage drive held by the 8th Tactical Fighter Wing

7 POUNDS   SERIAL 842A UNIT OF MODEL TBY-6 RADIO EQUIPMENTMANUFACTURED FORNAVY DEPARTMENT-BUREAU OF SHIPSBY CONTRACTORCOLONIAL RADIO CORPORATIONBUFFALO NEW YORKCONTRACT NXSS-20570Receiver has not been tested so it is unknown if it is in working condition

Original British WWII Named Royal Engineer Officer’s Grouping in Transit Trunk - Tunic, Cap, Cot, Documents & More Antique Flintlock Firearms This is a nice exampleOriginal Items: One of a Kind Grouping. This is a great British WII Officer's grouping, named to Lt. Robert Stewart Wallace of the Royal Engineers. It has many of the items he used during service, such as his uniform tunic and peaked cap, as well as many other issue items. All is contained in his white painted wooden military trunk, stenciled with his name and details, which measures a substantial 45L x 16 W x 13H. The trunk contains the following