Original Napoleonic Wars 1805 British Officer Sterling Silver Cross Belt Plate- Larne Infantry Ireland Gun Parts British soldiers were trained to

British soldiers were trained to hit a target 6 feet (180 cm) by 2 feet (61 cm) – with a 2 feet (61 cm) diameter bull's eye

Condition is good

It is widely represented in British hands in the film A Bridge Too Far

Only a handful of helmets do not and the reason for this remains unknown

The Finns would later join the Axis forces in their June

Original Napoleonic Wars 1805 British Officer Sterling Silver Cross Belt Plate- Larne Infantry Ireland Gun Parts British soldiers were trained toOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is special and very rare find. An Original sterling silver hallmarked officer's cross belt plate from the LARNE INFANTRY of ANTRIM, IRELAND dating from the Napoleonic wars. Hallmarks consist of a crowned lion face for London, running leopard denoting sterling silver, king's head for the Monarch and K representing the date letter for the year 1805. Displaying the regimental "Maid of Erin" Harp under the Royal