British Sten Early Experimental Butt Stock British Uniform These swords were almost certainly

These swords were almost certainly carried by British Officers leading Gurkha troops in World War One

This famous Company is now called Gieves and Hawkes and still exists on the renowned Saville Row in London

a longer and significantly slimmer minutes hand

this pistol is extremely rare and may have seen service at some of the great Sea Battles of the era including The Battle of the Saints 1782

British Sten Early Experimental Butt Stock British Uniform These swords were almost certainlyOriginal Item: Something of a mystery surrounds these butt stocks. Of the many thousands of Stens that have been examined at IMA, only three of these stocks have surfaced. All are marked with the Broad Arrow but have no further marking. Peter Laidler, in The Sten Machine Carbine, pages 254 255, identifies these as very early designs because of the internal strut provided for attachment of the Enfield rifle sling; in other words, they were made before