Original British Napoleonic Wars Rare 1798 Percy Tenantry Volunteers Rifleman’s Powder Horn with “Irish Stopper” British Documents & Books which crashed on Bougainville Island

which crashed on Bougainville Island in what is today Papua New Guinea

this company was founded in 1919 and registered with Solingen authorities in the same year

the regiment participated in a rolling barrage in support of a general First Army attack on the Kriemhilde Stellung

with a 7 ⅜” steel bowie style clip point blade

All buttons and insignia are correct for an interim uniform for the transition from the RFC to the RAF

Original British Napoleonic Wars Rare 1798 Percy Tenantry Volunteers Rifleman’s Powder Horn with “Irish Stopper” British Documents & Books which crashed on Bougainville IslandOriginal Item. One of a Kind. The Percy Tenantry Volunteers were raised by Hugh Percy, 2nd Duke of Northumberland in 1798 from his estates in Northumberland and Tyneside, and consisted of two divisions of the Armed Association of the Percy Tenantry Infantry, the Northern, four companies strong, and the Southern, eight companies, and a Percy Tenantry Volunteer Cavalry of five Troops. An attempt by the town of Alnwick to raise an Armed Association met