Original British WWI Named Officer Cane with Sterling Silver Mounts - Dated 1917 MP 34 in 1878 and promptly put

in 1878 and promptly put it into production

Beautifully constructed of polished 18 gauge steel and brass

Like all smooth bore muskets

"Alcoso" arch shaped and below the town of business

Still in use by the time WW1 came in 1914 but was much outclassed by the Mauser and Enfield rifle systems introduced in the late 1890s

Original British WWI Named Officer Cane with Sterling Silver Mounts - Dated 1917 MP 34 in 1878 and promptly putOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a World War One British officer's bamboo cane with curved top as often seen in Great War photographs being carried by senior staff. It measures 39" overall and is fitted with a brass bottom tip. Around the upper portion there is a Sterling Silver Hallmarked band inscribed: FROM COLONEL E. P. SEROCOLD TO LIEUT. A. WEBB JULY 1917 Above the hallmarks is the cane's maker's name: BRIGG LONDON Made by the famous