United Kingdom. A 1796 Heavy Cavalry Troopers Sword certificate_of_authenticity demonstrating total loss of bronze

demonstrating total loss of bronze finish to the medallion

both sides with raised rims

Its hereditary line of descent spans the period of American history since national independence during the Revolutionary War

Pilot Badge: in sterling silver

suspended from a green rayon cord trimmed along both edges with machine-embroidered silver aluminum wire tresses

United Kingdom. A 1796 Heavy Cavalry Troopers Sword certificate_of_authenticity demonstrating total loss of bronzeA 1796 Pattern Troopers sword, made famous by the charge of the heavy brigades at Waterloo and used by Dragoons, Dragoon Guards, Royal Horse Guards, and Life Guards. This example is an example found here in Canada and has been restored via a thorough cleaning, consisting of the characteristic straight, single edged backsword blade with a broad fuller on each side. Originally featuring the famous hatchet point (angled like a broad hatchet blade) that