British Five Pocket Infantryman Bandolier Newly Listed along with the rest of

along with the rest of the 3rd Submarine Flotilla and the Submarine Depot Ship H

The Battalion was absorbed into the 97th Infantry Battalion in Canada due to the lack of recruits

and only 10 awarded

John William Cox was commissioned an Ensign in the 13th Regiment on 26 June 1838 and received promotion to Lieutenant on 22 April 1840

British Five Pocket Infantryman Bandolier Newly Listed along with the rest ofBritish Five Pocket Infantryman Bandolier This bandolier is fabricated from a very durable, thick polished blackened leather. It is composed of two long leather straps, held together by three rivets on the reverse of the far left pocket. The belt itself is 70 mm wide at the front, narrowing to 36 mm at the back. It is vertically stamped with the "BARROW HEPBURN & GALE, Ltd LONDON" maker mark and dated "1922" to the right of the far right pocket. The