Original British Victorian Water Color Portrait and Two Telescopes of Lt. F.B. Dixon 52nd Regt. circa 1850 French Artwork & Posters Some enamel chips showing the

Some enamel chips showing the metal body of the bottle from actual use

It is a crisp and completely honest gun that is mechanically excellent and while used was never abused

the men of the 16th Infantry finally captured the town and soon after the Sicily campaign ended

however at some point the revolver was converted from pinfire to use 12mm RIMFIRE ammunition instead

Original British Victorian Water Color Portrait and Two Telescopes of Lt. F.B. Dixon 52nd Regt. circa 1850 French Artwork & Posters Some enamel chips showing theOriginal Items: One Set Only. The 52ND REGIMENT OF FOOT was also known as the OXFORDSHIRE LIGHT INFANTRY, a Regiment that was present at the Battle of Waterloo in 1815. Of Lieutenant FRANK B. DIXON of the 52nd we know nothing but he can be researched. What we have is a charming water color painting of the Officer, framed and glazed 10" x 11", which is marked in the corner Lieut. t Frank. B. Dixon 52nd Light Inft. y. This comes together with what