A Rare Second War British Escapee's Kit Auction The throat and chape held

The throat and chape held firmly in place via two screws each

They managed to catch a silhouette of an aircraft

He transferred to the 1st Battalion on 12 October 1812 and served in the Peninsula from December 1812

17mm(width) x 52

Footnote: The headquarters on mobilization was Halifax

A Rare Second War British Escapee's Kit Auction The throat and chape heldIncludes three items: Waterproof Sealed Matchbook (matchbook with twenty matches, unopened, sealed under a clear plastic cover, on a thick black plastic base, 37 mm x 64 mm); Razor Blade (steel, magnetic, blade individually paper wrapped, in an unopened paper package, marked "Cru Steel STAR British Made RAZOR BLADE" on the obverse, marked " "FOR TOUGH BEARDS" ALSO FIT GEM AND EVER READY RAZORS" on the reverse, 22 mm x 41 mm); and Mini Compass