Original U.S. WWI Sword Cane Named to the World’s First Black Fighter Pilot “The Black Swallow of Death” Eugene Bullard with Plaque for Monkey “Jimmy” Mascot of Escadrille 85 Military Books & Documents and a clear "wave" (hamon)

and a clear "wave" (hamon) temper line

but after driving Beauregard's men from their outer entrenchments on the 15th

but that -- I don't know how else it would have got done

The revolver definitely was reconditioned at some point

the Army Signal School (Heeresnachrichtenschule) in Halle-Dölau

Original U.S. WWI Sword Cane Named to the World’s First Black Fighter Pilot “The Black Swallow of Death” Eugene Bullard with Plaque for Monkey “Jimmy” Mascot of Escadrille 85 Military Books & Documents and a clear "wave" (hamon)Original Item. One of a Kind. This is one of the most phenomenal pieces of aviation history we have ever had the privilege to offer. This tremendous custom made sword cane was constructed for Eugene Bullard, the worlds first Black fighter pilot. Bullard was famous for flying with his pet monkey Jimmy, the squadron mascot, who passed away on April 10th, 1918. Bullard had this cane made in Jimmys honor, the head sculpted to look like Jimmy, with the top