Original British Brown Leather “Lance Boot” for Lancer Troops by A. Ross Co. Ltd - dated 1900 MILITARIA (to open just press the

(to open just press the catch in)

such as the cap lock bolster being turned into part of the breech lock system

wounds and injuries sustained by glider crashes and enemy fire on the night of 5–6 June 1944 during the Normandy landings

A very nice example of an iconic frontier repeating rifle

which was most likely the only part of the cap exposed to light during long storage

Original British Brown Leather “Lance Boot” for Lancer Troops by A. Ross Co. Ltd - dated 1900 MILITARIA (to open just press theOriginal Item: Only One Available. Here we have a very late Victorian Era British "Lance Boot", made of substantial brown leather. These were intended to attach to the brown leather saddle and tack on the Lance Troopers mount. The boot is maker marked and dated on the side just under the strap slot: A. ROSS & Co. LTD. 1900 Almost resembling a hose nozzle, this is what the back end of the lance stands in when being carried in the vertical position by