Original Scottish 18th Century Small Sword with Castle Armory Tag P-1853 Enfield because of the certainty that

because of the certainty that the powder would deteriorate

notably the T52 and T161 bore a close resemblance to both the M1941 Johnson machine gun and the FG-42

In the percussion era

In order to preserve the Officer's pleasing lines a "Sabretache" was issued to hang from his belt on the left side together with his sword to accommodate all paperwork

Original Scottish 18th Century Small Sword with Castle Armory Tag P-1853 Enfield because of the certainty thatOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an early 1700s small sword that is a true "sleeper". It has quality heavily fretted iron mounts to the hilt and the grip still has most of the original leather wrap and complete binding wire. This sword originates from the Scottish Castle LEITH HALL that was stripped of all arms in 1963 by old Lady Leith just before she gifted the Castle and Estate to the National Trust of Great Britain. The Leith family home