Original British Victorian Silver Pocket Watch in Sam Browne Leather Belt Carrier - Circa 1890 Gahendra Martini Rifles & Parts Once called the "East Indies"

Once called the "East Indies"

still attached to the nose of the original receiver

The Flintlock mechanism is of good functional quality but totally plain other than the "Wilson" script

a huge full length Percussion Brunswick Rifle of the P-1837 Pattern with two groove rifling for belted ball in

Original British Victorian Silver Pocket Watch in Sam Browne Leather Belt Carrier - Circa 1890 Gahendra Martini Rifles & Parts Once called the "East Indies"Original Item: Only One Available. This is a lovely British Officer's pocket watch from the late Victorian era, circa 1890, which continued to be used up through WWI. Wrist watches were not really in much use until WWI, as pocket watches were too bulky, and the ability to make accurate small movements did not exist until the early 20th century. To keep the pocket watches at the ready, they were carried in leather belt carriers, which had a window,