Original British WWI RFC Silver Cigar Box Presented to Major Alexander Shekleton DSO OBE DVD 000 of these M-1840 Heavy

000 of these M-1840 Heavy Cavalry Swords

With the decision to make general issue of the Martini Henry MKII & MkIII to the militia and Volunteers in January 1885 and the impending new

gunnery exercises

wounded or missing

and was marked with a red cross on the left front plus the nomenclature

Original British WWI RFC Silver Cigar Box Presented to Major Alexander Shekleton DSO OBE DVD 000 of these M-1840 HeavyOriginal Item: One of a kind. The is a silver cigar box that measures 9" x 4. 5". The lid has an engraved silver plaque which Royal Flying Corps (RFC) wing insignia and reads: TOMAJOR SHEKLETONA GREATFUL APPRECIATIONFROMOFFICERS OF 28 SQUADRONSEPT 1916No. 28 Squadron of the Royal Flying Corps was formed on 7 November 1915 at RAF Gosport. Initially a training squadron it became a fighter squadron equipped with the Sopwith Camel. After the end of the