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on 7 August 1942
The regiment was created from two regular
The interior of the M36 style dark green badge cloth collar has button for affixing a collar bind which is also included
Brevets in the Regular army were sometimes used to honor men who had already been brevetted Major General in the Volunteers and could not be brevetted again (in the Volunteers)
Original Indian 17th Century Mughal Pata Armored Gauntlet Sword with 33" Fullered Blade Lanchester SMG on 7 August 1942Original Item. Only One Available. These are not only very unusual but also extremely RARE. Known as a Mughal Empire Era "PATA" Sword, these usually date to the 17th Century. They were introduced first in Northern India by the Muslim Iranian "Mughals," who took over most of India in the 1600s. Using original European well tempered blades mostly dating from the 16th century and prior, some blades may very well date from the times of Columbus or even
