Null British 8th Regiment officer's harness plate.
Gilded brass plate with radia…

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British 8th Regiment officer's harness plate. Gilded brass plate with radiating motif and silvered "HYDERABAD" banner, laurel wreath and green enameled center garter (chip). Reverse side with two fastening buttons and two skin-lined hooks. A.B.E. (British crown missing). 1st part of the 19th century

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British 8th Regiment officer's harness plate. Gilded brass plate with radiating motif and silvered "HYDERABAD" banner, laurel wreath and green enameled center garter (chip). Reverse side with two fastening buttons and two skin-lined hooks. A.B.E. (British crown missing). 1st part of the 19th century

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