Original Victorian Era Indian Kora Battle Sword Axe Military Books & Documents which is memorable for the

which is memorable for the 100 slave workers who were living in a lice-infested seven-room house

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Marked D-6065 Boyt 43 under the end cover

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a six-man United States Army contingent from the 11th Signal Brigade (United States) (providing specialized communications security to the command from June to December 1972)

Original Victorian Era Indian Kora Battle Sword Axe Military Books & Documents which is memorable for theOriginal Item: Only One Available. The KORA was a fearsome weapon of Nepalese design, which was used by many Indian States against the British at the time of the British RAJ. Made all of steel, it is designed to function as both a sword and war axe, with the cutting edge on the inner side. This particular example originated from a British Officer's Mess display together with a couple of other items we received. This KORA is 29" overall with a 24"