United Kingdom. A William IV 1822 Pattern Infantry Officer’s Sword Auction Archive but the cap is otherwise

but the cap is otherwise free of mothing and fatigue

This Gold medal is die struck in the same mold as the officially awarded (bronze) medal

A well-preserved First World War patriotic mug

so some form of bowl or pierce sheet guard were instituted and became the common choices

tiny contact marks to black enamels with one tiny enamel chip in the corner

United Kingdom. A William IV 1822 Pattern Infantry Officer’s Sword Auction Archive but the cap is otherwiseA William IV British 1822 pattern infantry officers sword, featuring a slightly curved pipe back blade and royal cipher. The sword measures 96. 5 cm in total length, with a 83 cm unmarked, steel blade. The blade is single edged with a pipe back and demonstrates extremely faint frosted etchings on the panel, notable pitting throughout, and several notches along the sharp edge. The brass hilt features a fold down guard on one side and larger basket on