United Kingdom. A Royal Artillery Horse Busby of J.W.Guise Esq., by Davies & Son visually-hidden Carysfort (1930

Carysfort (1930

excluding flaming sword)

he transferred to the 3rd Battery of Artillery Regiment 33

Controversy continues over the legality of the British intrusion into then-neutral Norwegian waters

and with an exposed core on the reverse in classic Dachau style

United Kingdom. A Royal Artillery Horse Busby of J.W.Guise Esq., by Davies & Son visually-hidden Carysfort (1930Cylindrical fur cap with a red coloured cloth hanging from the top and yellow, detachable plume, made by Davies & Son London, chin strap broken, very fine condition. Housed in original tin with the name J. W GUISE ESQUIRE, evidence of wear and aging, fine condition.