Original British Gunboat War Captured Danish Dragoon Officer’s Sword Blade Converted to British Officer’s Sword with Inscribed Blade - Battle of Copenhagen Knives & Daggers The archive offers an unusually

The archive offers an unusually candid firsthand account of the complex position occupied by a Christian clergyman serving inside the German wartime military system

- One German WWII Luftwaffe 2nd pattern Flakartillerie Tätigkeitsabzeichen (Flak Artillery Personnel Trade Badge)

Holden & Frost was an Australian company that began as a saddlery business and eventually became a major car body manufacturer

The saw measures 21½” overall with a 16½” sawblade

and is marked to the rear of the wrist with CROWN / GR / 1806

Original British Gunboat War Captured Danish Dragoon Officer’s Sword Blade Converted to British Officer’s Sword with Inscribed Blade - Battle of Copenhagen Knives & Daggers The archive offers an unusuallyOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is a tremendous sword with a fascinating history. It began life as a Danish Dragoon Officers sword but was captured by the British Royal Navy, supposedly during the Gunboat War at the Battle of Copenhagen in 1807, and converted to a British Officers Sword. The blade itself appears to be of the 17th Century with a Napoleonic Era hilt. The blade is inscribed on both sides with: GROSE: SCHLESW: HOLST: LEIB. DRAGONS.