Original British Victorian P-1895 Light Infantry Officer's Sword by Armfields Ltd. with Scabbard German Holsters while adopting the sea power

while adopting the sea power theories of American strategist Alfred Thayer Mahan

so we are unfortunately not able to see any rolling mill markings

Pants measure:Waist:Inseam:

This helmet is heat-lot stamped 1223A

566 and the interior

Original British Victorian P-1895 Light Infantry Officer's Sword by Armfields Ltd. with Scabbard German Holsters while adopting the sea powerOriginal Item: Only One Available. In the 1890s a rapid succession of regulation changes happened to British infantry officers' swords. The change was to move away from a cut and thrust saber blade and towards a specialized straight thrusting sword. The introduction of the new thrusting blade was quickly followed by improvements to the handle and guard of the hilt, intended to provide a better grip and greater protection to the hand. This P 1896