Original Scottish Pre-WWI Cameron Highlander P1828 Claymore Basket-Hilted Broadsword of Captain Duncan Gordon Davidson with Research & Wilkinson Letter - Severely Wounded at Dickebush in 1915 Ancient At first unable to reach

At first unable to reach him because of fumes and smoke

There is an Iron Cross 2nd class button ribbon

but it also gives details of other patterns of the cartridge developed for such special purposes as armour piercing

On the other side of the blade it is engraved:-

which it remained until Forehand's death in 1898

Original Scottish Pre-WWI Cameron Highlander P1828 Claymore Basket-Hilted Broadsword of Captain Duncan Gordon Davidson with Research & Wilkinson Letter - Severely Wounded at Dickebush in 1915 Ancient At first unable to reachOriginal Item. One of a Kind. Original Item. One of a Kind. This is a phenomenal example of a scarce Scottish Basket Hilted Claymore sword identified to Lieutenant Duncan Gordon Davidson, Cameron Highlanders. Davidson was commissioned into the 2nd Battalion Queens Own Cameron Highlanders, joining them in India in 1910. He served in France from 1915 1916, being severely wounded at Dickebush, Belgium on February 23rd, 1915. He survived the war and