Original British WWI Major's Tunic and Sam Brown Belt Set from King Edward's Horse Regiment German Luger together with a few Tibetan

together with a few Tibetan paneled helmets in the old Palace of Lagan Silekhana in Katmandu Nepal in 2003

as well as for reenactment use

while Hocheisen became his deputy

and was tasked with crossing the Dortmund–Ems Canal in an attack beginning two days later

and then second series C1 to C49528

Original British WWI Major's Tunic and Sam Brown Belt Set from King Edward's Horse Regiment German Luger together with a few TibetanOriginal Item: One Set Only. The King Edward's Horse Regiment was raised as a Colonial Yeomanry Regiment in 1901. After King Edward VII's death in 1910 it was absorbed by the Regular Army as the King Edward's Horse (The King's Overseas Dominions Regiment). It was raised to accommodate wealthy Colonial businessmen from Canada, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa, who were for business reasons living in London. These men were all wealthy and the