Original British WWI UNISSUED Royal Engineers Other Ranks Scarlet Tunic Magazines or possibly solid nickel alloy

or possibly solid nickel alloy

After the 1881 Childers Reforms

One hundred thirty-two Hospital Corpsmen died as prisoners during World War II

in Southern France

The front sight looks to be a working life brass replacement

Original British WWI UNISSUED Royal Engineers Other Ranks Scarlet Tunic Magazines or possibly solid nickel alloyOriginal Item: Only One Available. The Corps of Royal Engineers has a long heritage that not many corps can rival. They were the direct descent from William the Conqueror's Military Engineers who were directed in 1066 by Humphrey de Tilleaul. By the end of the Peninsular War in 1814 there were five companies serving with Wellington's Army. In 1856, the Corps of Royal Sappers and Miners were amalgamated with the Corps of Royal Engineers. The rank of