British P-1894 Naval Boarding Pike Military Maps never accepted)

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Several different Regiments may have served in one Brigade or Division

Boys commonly known as the "Boys Anti-tank Rifle" (or incorrectly "Boyes")

two on each side

British P-1894 Naval Boarding Pike Military Maps never accepted)Original Item: In 1894 the British Military adopted the Pattern 1894 Cavalry Lance and P 1894 Naval Boarding Pike. These were related weapons, however, their individual use required different sizes. The lance was 9' 1 overall (109") with a 2' 4" steel head (28") fitted onto an ash wood shaft. In contrast the Boarding Pike was shorter measuring 5' 6" overall (66") with a 15" steel heads also fitted on Ash wood shaft. Both weapons were destined for