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It was raised on 18 March 1689 by the Earl of Leven to defend Edinburgh against the Jacobite forces of James II
The bayonet is fitted with a flash guard and has a 9
25 inch ribbed brass grip
The standard production MP 44/StG 44 firing pins were basically triangular in cross section
patina of the steel
Original British 1816 Regency Period Officer Shako of the Royal Scots Fusiliers Bren LMG It was raised on 18Original Item: Only One Available. This is truly rare, as very few survived the 200 years since being introduced. This fine example is an infantry officer's helmet of considerable beauty. The 21st Royal Scot's Fusiliers regiment was first raised in 1678 as the Earl of Mar's Regiment of Foot. In 1695 they became a Fusilier Regiment and in 1712 after valiant service with the Duke of Marlborough in the Wars of the Spanish succession they received the
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