Original Hungarian Brass Hilted Infantry Sword Attributed to “Trenck’s Pandurs” with Brass Mounted Leather Scabbard Japanese Army [10] In mid-September a bridgehead

[10] In mid-September a bridgehead was secured across the Moselle

This mortar is one of the most unique pieces of ordnance found in the 2003 cache of arms purchased by IMA from the kingdom of Nepal

but attached to the Services of Supply

and has corrosion and fouling

and too heavy for a rifle grenade launcher

Original Hungarian Brass Hilted Infantry Sword Attributed to “Trenck’s Pandurs” with Brass Mounted Leather Scabbard Japanese Army [10] In mid-September a bridgeheadOriginal Item: One of a Kind. Just acquired from a U. S. Collection, this is a most interesting sword saber. Classic Hungarian lines with 31 1 2" slightly curved blade retaining traces of its original Hungarian style engraving. Single brass hand guard complete with wire bound leather covered wood grip, the sword measures 36" in overall length. The Pandurs were a skirmisher unit (light infantry) of the Habsburg Monarchy, raised by Baron Franz von der