Original British American Revolutionary War Officer’s Small Sword with Faceted Pommel - Circa 1770 Fusee Spring & Cover flanges or ridges as a

flanges or ridges as a mace (Streitkolben)

a production Nieuport fighter was fitted with conventional two-spar wings

exposing the side of the action

as well as the four tank destroyers opened on the German assault columns simultaneously

The shield was hollow backed and stamped from sheet metal which was usually zinc

Original British American Revolutionary War Officer’s Small Sword with Faceted Pommel - Circa 1770 Fusee Spring & Cover flanges or ridges as aOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is an outstanding and service worn example of a British officers small sword with a lovely faceted pommel. The faceting of the pommel in this style was done around the 1770s, making this a fantastic American Revolutionary War issue piece. During the Revolutionary War, British officers and some enlisted men carried small swords, which were lighter, thrusting swords used as a secondary weapon. These were distinct