The King George IV 1825 Shilling Binoculars The satin-finished blade provides a

The satin-finished blade provides a stylish yet functional look

The leather jerkin was widely used by British troops throughout the war and became an iconic symbol of the British soldier during this period

these vintage treasures offer a fascinating glimpse into the timeless appeal of regimental attire

Ein Gruß aus der Heimat ( A greeting from home )

These specialised kits formed part of the British Army’s wider NBC defence and battlefield contamination monitoring systems during the Cold War era and beyond

The King George IV 1825 Shilling Binoculars The satin-finished blade provides aThe King George IV 1825 Shilling coin was a piece of currency issued during the reign of King George IV in the United Kingdom. The Shilling was a silver coin with a face value of 12 pence, equivalent to 1 20th of a pound sterling, and was part of the British pre decimal currency system. On the obverse side of the coin, you would find the portrait of King George IV. The specific design of the 1825 Shilling featured the bust of the King facing left.