Original African War Sword from the Upper Congo Region Anglo-Ashanti War - c.1870 MG 34 Accessories dating from 1880 to around

dating from 1880 to around 1950

The "blacked" brass "lift-the-dot" snap has the correct "S in triangle" marking often found on period snaps

5 inch triangular blade and comes with two thirds of its brown velvet covered wood scabbard still retaining both the hallmarked throat mount and hallmarked center mount

Flyer's Vest

with brass buckles and end loops

Original African War Sword from the Upper Congo Region Anglo-Ashanti War - c.1870 MG 34 Accessories dating from 1880 to aroundOriginal Item: One of a Kind Set. IMA President Christian Cranmer recalls times when as a boy, his father used to tell him that when he was young, there really were Atlases that had "UNEXPLORED" and "UNKNOWN" printed right across the center of the Continent of Africa. Needless to say the European Powers, especially the British, were always looking for new areas where they could expand the empire. In the later half of the 19th century, they started