Original Lord Lieutenant of Ireland Uniform Set - Circa 1902 Snider Rifle Accessories It was a crew served

It was a crew served

but this is usually under several layers of paint

all the issued Mark One Martini-Henry were then recalled and modified to the new Mark Two pattern with and additional roman numeral "I" being added alongside the existing "I" indicating the changes had been carried out

just as we found them in Nepal after more than a century of neglect

silk-like interior lining and a finely cast steel officer's Eagle badge over brass crossed anchors

Original Lord Lieutenant of Ireland Uniform Set - Circa 1902 Snider Rifle Accessories It was a crew servedOriginal Items: Only One Set Available. The office of LORD LIEUTENANT OF IRELAND, one of Great Britain's longest in existence, was first introduced in the year of 1171 and has been manned every year since until 1922 with the independence of Eire, the Irish Free State. The Lord Lieutenant, often referred to as the Viceroy, was the representative of the British Monarch, actually the term Viceroy coming from the French for "Vice King". The Viceroy was