Original Victorian Scottish Large Shoulder Brooch by R. & H.B. Kirkwood of Edinburgh British Flare Guns The front then settled down

The front then settled down and the regiment trained for the Roer crossing for the next weeks

Concept and development

saltwater poisoning

Most likely two of these cartouches are from the original manufacture in 1864

Original Victorian Scottish Large Shoulder Brooch by R. & H.B. Kirkwood of Edinburgh British Flare Guns The front then settled downOriginal Item: One of a Kind. This is just lovely, a larger Scottish "Shoulder Brooch" from the Victorian era, used to secure the tartan to the shoulder. This example is cast metal, and looks to be silver or some silver colored alloy. It has lovely embossed Celtic designs on the front, with a CROWN X at the top. The rear is marked with the Scottish maker: R. & H. B. KIRKWOODEDINBURGH This is a known maker of these brooches during the late Victorian