Original British Napoleonic P-1796 Light Dragoon Saber Marked to Waterloo Regt. - 7th L.D. Category_Flintlock Pistols If the gun had been

If the gun had been made to shoot partridges then why a saber bayonet

Apart from a small group including Peter Julien Ortiz who were parachuted into France as part of an Office of Strategic Services team to support the French Resistance

The reground face of the brass

In its short span of service

shoulder strap

Original British Napoleonic P-1796 Light Dragoon Saber Marked to Waterloo Regt. - 7th L.D. Category_Flintlock Pistols If the gun had beenOriginal Item: One of a Kind. This is an untouched gem! Straight out of an old English Collection. It is a Perfectly standard iron mounted Pattern 1796 Light Dragoon Saber in iron scabbard. The leather covering of the grip is partly missing, however the cross guard chappe (rain guard) is clearly marked with the Regimental details: 7 L D B 16, which is then repeated on the all iron scabbard. This would stand for the 7th (The Queen's Own) Regiment of