Original British Victorian Era Officer’s Mess Cash Box with Key from the 17th Lancers Regiment - Death or Glory Edged Weapons reissued for use during the

reissued for use during the Korean war with a new liner and camouflage netting

of the Government Contracts TATHAM are remembered for are the Flintlock Rifles & Muskets especially commissioned for Royal Presentation to Canadian Indian Chiefs which each carried a plaque of Queen Victoria and the Royal Coat of Arms

with no chin strap and relatively spartan construction

it has pitting in many areas

Item B11 as shown in diagram

Original British Victorian Era Officer’s Mess Cash Box with Key from the 17th Lancers Regiment - Death or Glory Edged Weapons reissued for use during theOriginal Item: One of a Kind. Here we have a very fine Victorian Era officer's mess cash box with key, marked to the 17th Lancers Regiment. The box is of all steel construction, with old nickel plating, still very well retained. It has a handle on the top lid, and above this is a large "Skull and Crossed Bones over Glory" device, the regimental insignia of the 17th Lancers, whose motto was "Death or Glory". This most appealing cash box measures 6 1 2"