Original Soviet WWII Cossack Shashka Saber by Bи3 with Scabbard - Marked CCCP Untouched Antique Guns It is spelled multiple ways

It is spelled multiple ways and we do not have the resources to pinpoint which is the correct spelling

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the War Department asked European Theater Headquarters to consider the feasibility of organizing the major portion of the occupational forces into an efficient military police force on the model of state police or constabulary in the United States

This helmet is still in fine condition with little evidence of moth damage to the wool felt napping on the outside

Original Soviet WWII Cossack Shashka Saber by Bи3 with Scabbard - Marked CCCP Untouched Antique Guns It is spelled multiple waysOriginal Item: Only One Available. Remember Dr. Zhivago? Imperial Russia, known as the Soviet Union after the revolution of 1917, did away with anything and everything that reminded it of an imperial past. This included markings on weapons as well as nearly everything else. This also included the legendary Shashka Sabers used by Cossack forces for centuries. The Shashka saber, and there are varied spellings of the name, was developed in the 13th