Original U.S. Civil War Confederate 2nd Virginia Cavalry Attributed Farrier’s Knife by Mappin & Webb of Sheffield Japanese Helmets It also is missing the

It also is missing the rear sight ladder and slider

and propeller (for the Luftwaffe)

In 1919 they moved to a new location in Swindon

In 1933 Carlson had commanded the Marine Detachment at the Warm Springs

The design is a cross with crossed swords

Original U.S. Civil War Confederate 2nd Virginia Cavalry Attributed Farrier’s Knife by Mappin & Webb of Sheffield Japanese Helmets It also is missing theOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is a tremendous example of what is often referred to as a Horsemans or Farriers Knife, so named because it includes many of the tools a horseman requires, including a hoof pick. For this reason, they were popular with cavalrymen. This example was manufactured by Mappin & Webb of Sheffield, England, and was carried during the U. S. Civil War by Confederate Cavalryman John Mason, Company B, 2nd Virginia Cavalry. He