Original British 18th Century William Ketland & Company Officer Fusil Flintlock Musket Swords The insignia on the front

The insignia on the front signifies Auxiliary Police with number 209 (we have not been able to trace significance of 209)

these are British contract Martini Henry Rifle Brass oil bottles with long neck and screw cap that date from the late 19th century

This excellent condition mid-war EREL Officer's Schirmmütze Visor Cap was a very high quality manufactured visor

W33-038 AC 5413

The regiment did a two-year posting to Malaysia

Original British 18th Century William Ketland & Company Officer Fusil Flintlock Musket Swords The insignia on the frontOriginal Item: Only One Available. The flintlock lock plate of this fine musket is signed W. KETLAND & Co. under a crown. This smaller lightweight musket commonly referred to as a fusil pronounced back then "fuzee". This musket is in . 65" bore, the same ball size as an officer's pistol at the time. The style is identical to a regular . 75" Brown Bess musket. Fusils such as these were commercially made and would have been officer's private purchase