Original British Napoleonic P-1796 Infantry Officer's Saber - Named to Waterloo Soldier and Maker Marked The Pacific on HBO complete with buckles and functional

complete with buckles and functional snap hooks

This weapon has never seen hard use and probably spent most of its useful life in an armory rack than on any battlefield

mainly with Coastal Command but also in transport and training roles as well as delivering agents into occupied France

This example was produced by Paul Weyersberg & Co

The grip of this sword is of hardwood

Original British Napoleonic P-1796 Infantry Officer's Saber - Named to Waterloo Soldier and Maker Marked The Pacific on HBO complete with buckles and functionalOriginal Item: One of a Kind. This is really a great sword, with great history! It is clearly a family sword, utilizing an older early 18th Century blade of 32 1 2 inches in length, with three narrow fullers on each side. The blade is unsigned but of great quality. The stirrup style hilt guard is heavily Gilt brass with most of the gilding remaining, fitted with Sharkskin grip, secured by triple stranded copper interwoven wires. Overall length of the