Original German 19th Century Saxon M.1840 Faschinenmesser Pioneer Short Sword with Scabbard - Regiment Marked Holsters & Cases At a point halfway up

At a point halfway up the ridge

the army decided it needed to utilize pigeon communication more in its airborne operations

Its groups flew "shakedown" missions against Japanese targets on Moen Island

the British

The firing pin of the MKb42(H) is characterized by a square cross section with a radiused groove along each face

Original German 19th Century Saxon M.1840 Faschinenmesser Pioneer Short Sword with Scabbard - Regiment Marked Holsters & Cases At a point halfway upOriginal Item: Only One Available. These are the traditional Sidearms of SAXONY, one of the independent German City States that existed prior to the unification of Germany under Bismark in 1871. Each State had it's own characteristic sidearms, this Faschinenmesser Sword was one used by Saxony. The 24 1 4 long sword has a large Cleaver shaped blade of 18 1 4" mounted onto an all brass ribbed grip bag shaped hilt with a brass "S" cross guard. The name