Original U.S. Legion of the United States / Federal Era NCO’s Sword with Gold-Inlaid Blade & Fluted Horn Grip - Circa 1790 Category_Gahendra Martini Rifles & Parts The coat consisted of two

The coat consisted of two slant pockets on the chest and two lower bellows pockets

with both regular chin strap and Riot Gear chin strap

the take of Neuville-au-Plain is entrusted to the 2nd battalion of the 505th Parachute Infantry Regiment (82nd Airborne Division) commanded by Lieutenant-Colonel Benjamin H

with the main issue being some rusting around the handle

Original U.S. Legion of the United States / Federal Era NCO’s Sword with Gold-Inlaid Blade & Fluted Horn Grip - Circa 1790 Category_Gahendra Martini Rifles & Parts The coat consisted of twoOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a tremendous Non Commissioned Officers sword dating to the Federal Period, around 1790. This lovely example has a stirrup style hilt with a fluted dark horn grip. This model of sword is featured on Page 9 of The American Sword by Harold L. Peterson. There is a plain ferrule at the base of the grips, and the base of the pommel is banded to resemble a ferrule at the top. The pommel itself is six sided and