Original British King's Royal Rifle Corps Scottish Doublet - Dated 1913 British Field Gear All original stitching appears to

All original stitching appears to be intact

BUCKMASTER who was admitted to the Freedom of the Gunmaker's Company in London on April 12th 1716

38 caliber in very nice condition and ready to display

including of their existing stock of completed knives and knife parts

These are attached with "bungee" elastic straps to stacked snaps on the sides of the helmet

Original British King's Royal Rifle Corps Scottish Doublet - Dated 1913 British Field Gear All original stitching appears toOriginal Items: Only One Set Available. This is, as stated from the King's Royal Rifle Corp as stated on the Maltese Cross Cap Badge together with the unit's Battle honors. The tunic, which is correctly known as a Scottish or Highland Doublet, is designed to be worn with a Kilt and still bears its original paper Label on the inside interior back stating that it was made by the ROYAL ARMY CLOTHING FACTORY, in JAN 1913. The label also gives the