Original British WWII Royal Navy White Ensign Battle Flag 6' x 12' - Capital Ship Size Japanese Guns & Ordnance The term "blackened" as used

The term "blackened" as used in 1870 indicated an oil casehardened finish that left a very durable

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Great quantities of these 71/84 Rifles were pressed into service in WW1 since great piles of them had been put into storage in 1888 with the introduction of the M-1888 7

On the inside of the lid there is a bow for the violin in one of two bow retainers

Original British WWII Royal Navy White Ensign Battle Flag 6' x 12' - Capital Ship Size Japanese Guns & Ordnance The term "blackened" as usedOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a wonderful British WWII Royal Navy Ensign, which looks to be of heavy wool or linen construction. These were known as the "White Ensign", and were the main battle flag of the ship. This large example, measuring approximately 6 feet by 12 feet (70" x 145"), would have been used for a capital ship such as a small battleship. We previously had a flag from the HMS Rodney, a British Nelson class battleship, which