Original British Napoleonic Regimental Bandman’s Saber with Scabbard & Shrapnel Strike on Handle - Purportedly Recovered from Waterloo Battlefield in 1815 Ordnance which appears to have been

which appears to have been possibly obfuscated from wear to the reverse of the holster where the holster would ride on the hip when being worn on a belt

A fantastic opportunity to own a BATF approved inert display gun of one of the most enduring machine gun designs in history

they were still very useful for training in manipulation

The action have all four "clicks"

Made early in the civil war

Original British Napoleonic Regimental Bandman’s Saber with Scabbard & Shrapnel Strike on Handle - Purportedly Recovered from Waterloo Battlefield in 1815 Ordnance which appears to have beenOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is an outstanding early 19th Century British Bandsmans Saber with its original all brass scabbard. The handle of this example shows a heavy denting which could only be achieved through shrapnel damage. This saber came to us with the claim that it was recovered on the field of battle following the Battle of Waterloo in 1815. While this saber is correct for that period, we have no documentation to back up this claim.