Original Spanish-American War Spanish Artillery NCO’s Sword by Fabrica de Toledo - Dated 1868 - U.S. Bringback Japanese Ordnance The powder horn is a

The powder horn is a gorgeous well-used example with heavy wear and marks

A hole has been cut on the rear left the same diameter as the bore

Within the following 50 years most Colonies had received or were about to gain their independence

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which eventually became part of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police

Original Spanish-American War Spanish Artillery NCO’s Sword by Fabrica de Toledo - Dated 1868 - U.S. Bringback Japanese Ordnance The powder horn is aOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a lovely example of a Spanish Artillery NCOs sword with a lovely 26 blade, stamped FcaDE TOLEDO 1868, for manufacture at Fabrica de Toledo in Spain in 1868. These swords were manufactured from the 1860s through the 1890s, being supplied to both Philippine and Cuban troops, seeing much combat against American soldiers during the Spanish American War. The blade is heavily oxidized in many spots, but the