Original British Napoleonic Military Drum Corps Short Sword marked 42 Regiment of Foot Sharps Rifle There is a tartan fabric

There is a tartan fabric square on the right side of the wrap containing a correct WW2 double Kukri with numeral 1 over a stringed bugle horn

These soldiers were the majority of the German-speaking regulars under General John Burgoyne in the Saratoga campaign of 1777

The frame is also lightweight making it easy for one person to hang

• New Made Display receiver to make a convincing non-firing display gun

it could not deliver Göring's promise to destroy the British Expeditionary Force

Original British Napoleonic Military Drum Corps Short Sword marked 42 Regiment of Foot Sharps Rifle There is a tartan fabricOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a charming sword, though unfortunately this type of weapon was seldom used in combat while on active service. Dating from the Napoleonic era of 1795 to 1815 this was worn by a Drummer Boy who beat the timing for Infantry marching on the battlefield. Of simple construction consisting of a "Gladius" Roman style blade 17" long and 1 3 4" wide mounted with an all brass checkered hilt with integral cross guard.