Original Victorian Era Indian Khanjar Flame Blade Sword Japanese Flare Guns which the Allies feared might

which the Allies feared might be commandeered by the Germans

traditionally exercised considerable independence in regard to arms and in this case decided to adopt the Vickers-Berthier LMG rather than wait for the Bren

Eugene Williams

Among the Sharps-designed firearms manufactured under this association were the Model 1851 "Box Lock" Carbine

Original paper tag reads size 57

Original Victorian Era Indian Khanjar Flame Blade Sword Japanese Flare Guns which the Allies feared mightOriginal Item: Only One Available. Dating from the Victorian era, this item came out of a British Army Officer's Mess, where it and a couple of other items we acquired had been on display for over 100 years. This Indian KHANJAR hilted all steel flame bladed sword is covered in engraved and embossed floral decorations, as well as an Indian Woman wearing a Sari and a brass inlaid Warrior on the other side of the blade. The pistol grip Hilt still retains