Original Colonial Spanish 18th Century Sword with Mexican 19th Century Sharkskin Silver Hilt - Draw Me Not Without Reason, Sheath Me Not Without Honour OPTIONS_HIDDEN_PRODUCT The underside of the barrel

The underside of the barrel still bears original serial number 29667 under the loading lever

The ricasso of the blade is stamped with an early 1920s Eickhorn oval trademark: a Single Squirrel holding an acorn above the letters C

It saw service again in the Korean War

I wore the wings many times while on Carrier duty

troops in 2010

Original Colonial Spanish 18th Century Sword with Mexican 19th Century Sharkskin Silver Hilt - Draw Me Not Without Reason, Sheath Me Not Without Honour OPTIONS_HIDDEN_PRODUCT The underside of the barrelOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a lovely sword with a storied history that spans two centuries, with a blade produced in the 18th Century bearing the Spanish Motto NO ME SAQUES SIN RAZON, NO ME ENBAINES SIN HONOR, which translates to Draw Me Not Without Reason, Sheath Me Not Without Honour. These blades were manufactured in Spain and would reach the furthest ends of the Spanish Colonial Empire, many examples being imported to Mexico, which