Original Early British Pattern 1822 Officer's Sword with George IV Royal Cypher - Circa 1825 Brunswick Guns The grip back strap is

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This is an excellent condition example of a German WWII Heer Army Artillery Officer's M38 overseas cap (Schiffchen)

The M34 had a segmented body to allow for a better hand grip and to identify it as a casualty-producing grenade

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Original Early British Pattern 1822 Officer's Sword with George IV Royal Cypher - Circa 1825 Brunswick Guns The grip back strap isOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a lovely example of a British George IV Era (1820 1830) Pattern 1822 Officer's Sword. The sword is very nice, and has an upmarket brass Pattern 1822 hilt, with a wooden sharkskin wrapped grip bound with twisted wire. There is some wear to the sharkskin, and the guard is a bit deformed, but overall it's a very nice hilt. There is a very attractive CROWN GR IV Royal Cypher on the top of the guard. It even has a