Original British Military Tapestry of the 52nd Oxfordshire Light Infantry 1886-1887 French Militaria in his later life The

in his later life The London Times even referred to him as "Lord Cupid" for his amazingly youthful looks as he was cited

only 16" overall

began to convert long Lee-Metfords and long Lee-Enfields to S

was established as a ship repair yard in 1889

perhaps the first specialty troops in the history of modern warfare

Original British Military Tapestry of the 52nd Oxfordshire Light Infantry 1886-1887 French Militaria in his later life TheOriginal Item: One of a kind. This terrific very vivid colored tapestry measures 24" square in its gilt wood glazed frame. It depicts two troopers of the 52nd Oxfordshire Light Infantry and a memorial to: CAPTAIN P. J. F. PYLER & THE MEN OF "G" COMPANY WHO DIED AT BANGALORE 1886 87 Beautiful tapestry work showing the regimental colors and battle honors including Quebec, the Peninsula War and Waterloo as well as much service in India. This was one of