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newly formed to help supress the Indian Mutiny and made up of European planters and expats
Named ‘GMH’
he was endeavouring to render it useless when he was shot through the heart
577 Naval Rifle
Scottish Infantry Officer's Cross Hilt Sword Maasai newly formed to help supressA WW1 period Scottish infantry officer's sword fitted with the undress cross hilt and complete with its red tassel and original scabbard. The blade etched with the GVR cypher. Retailed by Hawkes & Co of 1 Saville Row, and with a proof disc that reads "Proved" and "R" in the middle, this would place it as a sword made by Charles Reeves & Co of 9 West St., Golden Sq, London, and retailed by Hawkes between 1914 and 1936. The pommel and quillon finals
