Original British General Charles George Gordon Governor of Sudan Hand Written Letter - Dated 1877 British Field Gear Troubridge was Mentioned as having

Troubridge was Mentioned as having "behaved with the utmost gallantry and composure"

Survived Being Hit

Not only do you get the Original WW2 marked mask with carrier but you get two operational filters as well

and a long finger on the left plate operates the feed system

The ambulances were conspicuously marked for their purpose with large white squares containing large red crosses

Original British General Charles George Gordon Governor of Sudan Hand Written Letter - Dated 1877 British Field Gear Troubridge was Mentioned as havingOriginal Item: One of a kind. Truly fascinating and immensely rare this is a hand written letter addressed to COLONEL CHARLES NUGENT of the Royal Engineers at Horse Guards in London. In the letter dated 19 Feb 1877, General C. G. Gordon writes: Dear Nugent, At last I am off, with greater power than ever was given a Governor. You will see about them [the greater powers], in "Times". I go to Massowah to see if I can come to terms with Johannes [Coptic