Original Antique Chromolithograph “The Last Shot at Colenso" by Richard Caton Woodville - Framed 28” x 36” German Machine Guns Photographic

Photographic

Cleaning is easy and is best done with mineral spirits or paint thinner and a rag

All have a brown aged finish with the copper "plaques" on the exterior and are fully INERT for you to clean up

flat-nosed muzzle attachment

issued during the period of National panic that Napoleon and his hordes threatened to invade England

Original Antique Chromolithograph “The Last Shot at Colenso" by Richard Caton Woodville - Framed 28” x 36” German Machine Guns PhotographicOriginal Item: Only One Available. A magnificent full color print in gilt frame measuring 36" tall by 28" wide of the tragic last stand entitled "The Last Shot at Colenso", a massive British defeat during the Boer War in 1899. The British were led by the just arrived legendary General Sir Redvers Buller V. C. and they were up against a smaller force under the Boer General Louis Botha. The British were ill equipped and not familiar with the local