Original British Victorian P-1845 Officer's Dress Sword by Simpson & Rook with Steel Scabbard c.1870 - VR Marked With Owner’s Initials Sten Gun The bottom of each mine

The bottom of each mine is stenciled in white paint:

The interesting fact is that the quality of the blade in very high and on one side of the square half socket clearly stamped into the steel is what remains of the word TOWER

1944 which is titled New Yorker's on Berlin Raid which reads:

a steelware firm located in the Gräfrath borough of Solingen

Original British Victorian P-1845 Officer's Dress Sword by Simpson & Rook with Steel Scabbard c.1870 - VR Marked With Owner’s Initials Sten Gun The bottom of each mineOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an very nice British Infantry Officers Dress or Parade Sword (1845 Pattern Sword). The P1845 was one of several "Gothic Hilt" Infantry swords put into service by the British Empire. These originally had curved blades, but towards the end of the 19th century they became quite straight. This Victorian era infantry officer's sword features a single fullered etched blade and beautiful gothic style hilt in brass,