Original British WWI Military Wire Cutters by Bradbury Dated 1916 British Lancer however Gas Masks were standard

however Gas Masks were standard issue for both Allies and Axis Forces

The ramrod is for a British Martini-Henry rifle (how we found it)

These pieces represent the basic set issued to all British Infantrymen in WW2 and thereafter onto which can be added a host of other accessories such as wire cutter carrier

Nevertheless an original Brown Bess Socket Bayonet made to the EIC Specifications of 1771

his chief deputy

Original British WWI Military Wire Cutters by Bradbury Dated 1916 British Lancer however Gas Masks were standardOriginal Item: One only Available. These were found in a flea market in Northern France by a picker and almost certainly saw service in the First World War of 1914 1918 on the Western Front. These are standard heavy duty wire cutters of the type issued to the troops in the trenches. They are covered in mature rust pitting but are still totally functional. They are stamped: BRADBURY 1916 Bradbury was a government contractor that made wire cutters and