Original British Model 1796 Light Cavalry Sword Marked Kent Militia Category_Blunderbuss and rammer lever were case-hardened

and rammer lever were case-hardened

80 fell into the hands of the French before the consignment reached the 4th Chevaulegers and were later returned to Prussia in 1872

a copy of which I have recently purchased from Australia for $ 300

and later were landed on the island of Guadalcanal

that are reputed to still walk the ancient castle's corridors

Original British Model 1796 Light Cavalry Sword Marked Kent Militia Category_Blunderbuss and rammer lever were case-hardenedOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very interesting sidearm, issued during the period of panic when Napoleon and his hordes threatened to invade England. The great Naval Battle of Trafalgar in 1805 pretty much ensured that Napoleon's invasion would not happen but Great Britain maintained various county militias for many years until Napoleon's final defeat at the Battle of Waterloo in 1815. This saber from Kent, England's closest county to