Original British WWI Glazed Glass Bottom Trench Lantern by Christopher Collins - Dated 1916 Brown Bess The contingent burnt the ships

The contingent burnt the ships in the harbour and blew up the locks and gates on the Canal

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and 457 died of wounds

captured the city of Naples in early October

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Original British WWI Glazed Glass Bottom Trench Lantern by Christopher Collins - Dated 1916 Brown Bess The contingent burnt the shipsOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is most compelling when seen in person. A Barn Find in England after now over 100 years of neglect this truly is the real thing! This most attractive Trench Lamp was intended for use with either an Oil Lamp, or if oil was not available with a lighted Candle. The Lantern has four frosted flat glazed panes inside a circular cage of twisted wire, with a hinged top for access to the interior. All four glazed panels