Original British ERII Household Cavalry Life Guards Helmet, Cuirass, and Tunic Set - Circa 1960-70 MILITARIA meaning that any unexploded AN

meaning that any unexploded AN bomb could have the fuzes and boosters removed without the bomb exploding

and even the release for the rear stock are all marked with shortened number 759

a small Victorian Snuff Box

finally defeating Napoleon Bonaparte in 1815

the standard Panzer Field colors

Original British ERII Household Cavalry Life Guards Helmet, Cuirass, and Tunic Set - Circa 1960-70 MILITARIA meaning that any unexploded ANOriginal Items: Only One Set Available. This set bearing Queen's Crown dates anywhere from 1953 until the early 1990s as it was surplused off from the Ministry of Defense stores at that time. Based on the style and markings, the set is most likely from the 60s or 70s. Unlike the Horse Guards who wore blue tunics, the Life Guards wore red tunics and the horsehair plumes to their Cavalry helmets were white and not red. These are the Cavalry you see