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Legend in English and French
In 1781 the regiment embarked for North America where they arrived in Charleston to take part in the southern campaign of the American War of Independence
a sharp tug on the tear-off tape would create friction between the chemically-soaked end of the tape within the cap
The advertisement is printed on cardboard and reads BUGLER Roll Your Own
with the top right grip scale indented slightly for a more comfortable grip
Original U.S. War of 1812 Artillery Officers’ Eagle Head Pommel Saber with Wavy Stirrup Hilt & Dark Horn Grip - Ca. 1805 MG 42 Legend in English and FrenchOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a tremendous example of a War of 1812 Artillery Officers saber, with a lovely wavy stirrup style hilt ending in an eagles head pommel, with gorgeous dark horn grips. This model of Eagle Pommel Sword is found on Page 102 of The American Eagle Pommel Sword: The Early Years 1794 1830 by E. Andrew Mowbray, where it is referred to as an Artillery Officers Sabre, ca. 1805. This is notable in confirming the sword as
