United Kingdom. A Howell Of London "Pathfinder" Officers Swagger Stick With Trench Light, C.1937 certificate_of_authenticity He was married to Olive
Description
He was married to Olive Maud Porter of Plymouth
Palmer was with the Army Ordnance Corps during the First World War
each is mounted to its own five-sided brass suspension with pinback
a slightly tattered 1944 copy of the Berliner Illustrierte Zeitung
both constructed of black wool and measuring 40 mm (w) x 50 mm (l)
United Kingdom. A Howell Of London "Pathfinder" Officers Swagger Stick With Trench Light, C.1937 certificate_of_authenticity He was married to OliveAn extremely well made swagger stick with a lower portion fabricated from bamboo and is surmounted by a hollow brass handle, all of which is wrapped in reddish brown leather and stitched together along the seam. There is an 18. 5 mm (w) x 18 mm (h) brass window appearing in the shaft that incorporates a sliding brass door and when opened, reveals a small glass light bulb. Stamped on the leather just below the window is the model identification, "
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