Original Indian 18th Century Tulwar Battle Sword with Silver Decorated Grip Russian/Soviet Militaria On the upper surface of

On the upper surface of this brass fitting is an engraving the reads-

12 April 1945

There is also another stamp on some of these at the base of the pole

complete with blue collar and cuffs embroidered with silver wire shamrocks

A highly important and rare percussion revolver with connections to the Confederacy that may be the missing link in the long mystery of the real origin of the Sharps type Rifles and Carbines found in Kathmandu

Original Indian 18th Century Tulwar Battle Sword with Silver Decorated Grip Russian/Soviet Militaria On the upper surface ofOriginal Item: Only One Available. This sword is of high quality and dates to the Georgian era (18th and early 19th Century). It is a Tulwar War Sword, which was the traditional sword of the Indian military for the 18th and 19th centuries. This particular example has an old 18th century blade that may very well be from the 1600's. The traditional TULWAR iron hilt however looks to be of more modern construction, and is covered in lovely Silver leaf