1940 Emergency One Pound Note – K.O. Peppiatt White Note (Dugg. B249) polish The British Army Control Radio

The British Army Control Radio Set R

The Sam Browne Belt was named after British General Sir Samuel Browne

allowing users to effortlessly sharpen the blade without removing it

it remains a cornerstone of the Uzi's legendary reputation for effectiveness and efficiency

marked with the year 2000 and the Stuart Houghton branding

1940 Emergency One Pound Note – K.O. Peppiatt White Note (Dugg. B249) polish The British Army Control RadioThis original Emergency Issue One Pound banknote dated 29th March 1940, signed by Chief Cashier K. O. Peppiatt, is a historic example of Britains wartime currency. Known to collectors as the white note, this emergency issue was introduced shortly after the outbreak of the Second World War as a precautionary measure against economic instability and the threat of invasion. Catalogue reference Dugg. B249, these notes were printed in a simplified design