Original British Victorian Era Sealed Pattern Cavalry Patrol Jacket with Original Label and Seal French Helmets ADSEC also rehabilitated railway rolling

ADSEC also rehabilitated railway rolling stock and provided transportation of POL (Petroleum

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A handsome helmet in very good condition with origins of a country from whom military equipment rarely becomes available

303 cal Lee Metford bolt-action Rifle's introduction into the British Military System

Original British Victorian Era Sealed Pattern Cavalry Patrol Jacket with Original Label and Seal French Helmets ADSEC also rehabilitated railway rollingOriginal Item: One of a kind. This is incredible. In the British military system once a "Pattern" of any clothing had be adopted a "Sealed Pattern" was made. This was the very example all contractors had to emulate in construction of official uniforms. Any deviations meant the garment was subject to rejection and kept the standards high. Theoretically only one sealed pattern of each model was kept "on hand". In truth, a few sealed patterns were made