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Capt. Whitmore back home in Cambridge with his war trophies.
Quite a haul of items.
He seemed to have loved hunting and the kudu horns looks like Rowland ward size?. In those days only open sight hunting, no scopes... Others: Springbok, Oryx and Impala
Rifles: 1 x Mauser, 2 x Lee-Enfield/Metford, 1 x Lee carbine, 2 x shotguns
Great collection of Zulu assegais, shields and knopkieries.
3 x M-Henry? bayonets and also a pattern 1888
Shells: Boer 75mm CF Creusot, 120mm Krupp casing, 37mm Pom-Poms, 4.7 inch casing, Krupp 75mm casings, 15pr shells, and others (MC help please)
Neville was wondering if the shells were de-actvated...in those days the arms handling and ordnance safety was bad.
Very interesting a Kruger tea-cup in the display
ZASM railways bell and Brass plate
Stuffed monitor and birds and Springbok hide
en mielies haha