Original British War of 1812 Era Officer’s Pattern 1796 Spadroon with German Engraved Blade by Johann Justus Runkel of Solingen Japanese Militaria which is the easiest method

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- Original May 19th

NCOs and Officers wore tailor-made tunics made of fine gabardine

There is definitely some fantastic research potential in this revolver

Harness comes with its original log book with entries dating from 1951 through 1957

Original British War of 1812 Era Officer’s Pattern 1796 Spadroon with German Engraved Blade by Johann Justus Runkel of Solingen Japanese Militaria which is the easiest methodOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a fantastic example of a British Officers Pattern 1796 Spadroon sword. The sword, though offered without a scabbard, is in wonderful condition and is one of the first spadroons we have been able to offer. This would be a welcomed addition to any late 18th Early 19th Century British collection! A spadroon is a light sword with a straight edged blade, enabling both cut and thrust attacks. This English term