Original Spanish Model 1840 Infantry Briquet Sword made in Toledo with Brass Fit Leather Scabbard - dated 1872 The Pacific on HBO and the top vent cover

and the top vent cover is missing

Kenneth Bonnar did not receive his Prisoner of War Medal Set until 1987

It served on the Western Front in 1914 and the Gallipoli Campaign in WWI and in Southeast Asia in WWII

Rivet placement of the SSh-40 was due to a newly introduced liner

Hawaii Area (MAHA)

Original Spanish Model 1840 Infantry Briquet Sword made in Toledo with Brass Fit Leather Scabbard - dated 1872 The Pacific on HBO and the top vent coverOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a great example of a Spanish Infantry "Briquet" sword, based on the French Napoleonic era design. It's a relatively simple sword, with a blade set into a cast brass hilt with a guard. After the Napoleonic wars Spain introduced the Model 1818, which had a straight blade. This was replaced in 1840 with the curved model that we have here. It comes complete with the original brass fit leather scabbard, which are