British Napoleonic P-1796 Light Cavalry Saber of Captain James Wedderburn Webster Category_Accessories Maintenance crews came out to

Maintenance crews came out to meet us and their inspection revealed that the prop was ready to fall off with the touch of a finger

it was imperative to fire the highest number of bullets possible in the shortest time to increase the likelihood of a hit before the recoil overcame the inertia of the gun and pushed the aiming point upwards

Original Item: These are WWII German issue flying & driving goggles with rubber eyepiece surrounds

The most interesting and impressive aspect of this display is the Antiaircraft mount

In its original design

British Napoleonic P-1796 Light Cavalry Saber of Captain James Wedderburn Webster Category_Accessories Maintenance crews came out toOriginal Item: One of a kind. This is a classic P 1796 Light Cavalry Saber with hatchet point blade fitted with an ivory grip. The blade is 33" overall and wider at the tip than at the guard. This became known as a hatchet point and was the subject of a complaint from Napoleon Bonaparte as being too inhumane. The saber is in fair to good condition and still bears traces of the gilt inlay on the blade of scrolls of leaves and the Royal Cypher of King