British P-1894 Naval Boarding Pike Military Maps and were part of some

and were part of some of the most dramatic and daring exploits of WWII

Boys commonly known as the "Boys Anti-tank Rifle" (or incorrectly "Boyes")

Several different Regiments may have served in one Brigade or Division

the explanation generally falls into to possibilities

British P-1894 Naval Boarding Pike Military Maps and were part of someOriginal Item: In 1894 the British Military adopted the Pattern 1894 Cavalry Lance and P 1894 Naval Boarding Pike. These were related weapons, however, their individual use required different sizes. The lance was 9' 1 overall (109") with a 2' 4" steel head (28") fitted onto an ash wood shaft. In contrast the Boarding Pike was shorter measuring 5' 6" overall (66") with a 15" steel heads also fitted on Ash wood shaft. Both weapons were destined for