Original British 18th Century Priming Powder Horn marked to the 45th Regiment of Foot c.1760 Japanese Antique Guns the badge would be kept

the badge would be kept by the family

The inside is lined with an off-white rayon type material which sows some were at the forehead and some staining from sweat

and easily allowed continuous fire

The left sleeve has seven overseas service bars which represent 42+ months of overseas service (1941-1945)

Hard to find Blitz item

Original British 18th Century Priming Powder Horn marked to the 45th Regiment of Foot c.1760 Japanese Antique Guns the badge would be keptOriginal Item: One of a Kind. From an old English Collection here is an early, circa 1755 1760 Regimental Priming powder horn marked with a large CROWN over 45. The 45th Regiment of Foot was raise in 1741 under Colonel Warburton. They took part in the Siege of LOUISBOURG in 1758 and the Battle of the Plains of Abraham at QUEBEC in 1759. The remained in Canada for 20 years then took part in the American Revolutionary War 1776 1783. After this they were