Original Austro-Hungarian WWI Bronze Statue of Soldier Lying Prone Firing on Marble Base Martini-Henry Bayonets Northamptonshire Regiment and transferred to

Northamptonshire Regiment and transferred to the 143rd Infantry Brigade

A beautiful US M1936 Pistol Belt loaded with pouches and items that would have been carried by Commissioned and Non-Commissioned officers alike

and both still have their working slide closure for the front vent on each side

which took the original maker marking off the blade

Original Austro-Hungarian WWI Bronze Statue of Soldier Lying Prone Firing on Marble Base Martini-Henry Bayonets Northamptonshire Regiment and transferred toOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a very interesting bronze statue which we believe to be depicting an Austro Hungarian soldier. This is because we found a very similar example that had the soldier wearing a different piece of headgear, that being a forage cap, but the bayonet on his side is nearly identical, so we believe that this is an Austro Hungarian piece, but we cannot say this for certain. Interestingly, the marble base is carved at