Original Antique Print and Newspaper Article Dated 1815 - “The Aftermath of the Battle of Waterloo” Sterling SMG Confederates dead after the Second

Confederates dead after the Second Battle of Fredericksburg on May 3

pipeback inscribed blade "Texas Dragoons"

Codes beginning 27C were issued to the RAF (see pages 101 & 102 of Flook's book 'British & Commonwealth Fighting Knives')

indicating manufacture at the German Royal Arsenal at Erfurt

• 2 x Pairs putties

Original Antique Print and Newspaper Article Dated 1815 - “The Aftermath of the Battle of Waterloo” Sterling SMG Confederates dead after the SecondOriginal Item: One of a kind. Measuring 13. 5 W x 9. 25 H in the original black frame, it appears to be a print, possibly from a newspaper that has been adhered to a wood panel on front with the accompanying extensive written article adhered to the reverse. The article is dated August 9th, 1815 and signed E. W." The Battle of Waterloo occurred just over seven weeks before on Sunday June18, 1815. The illustration is colored, possibly by hand and shows