Original British Early 20th Century Named Royal Marines Light Infantry Plymouth Division Dress Blue Tunic With Cap and Service Information Sten Gun He had a glorious Naval

He had a glorious Naval career and died in 1898 in Japan

Weighs about 15 lbs and measures 50

Limited numbers of Brunswick rifles were imported to the United States during the Civil War

M1906 served from 1906 until replaced by the M2 dummy

Original British Early 20th Century Named Royal Marines Light Infantry Plymouth Division Dress Blue Tunic With Cap and Service Information Sten Gun He had a glorious NavalOriginal Item: Only One Set Available. This is an incredible late 19th to early 20th Century RMLI uniform attributed to William Talbot Perrett. The uniform set consists of a spectacular serge wool blue tunic and visorless Naval style service cap. The Royal Marines wore dark blue serge jackets in the Anglo Egyptian Campaign of 1882 with embroidered badges on their collars bugle horns for the RMLI and grenades for the RMA. During the subsequent Sudan