United Kingdom. A Revolutionary War Period Infantry Line Officer's Hanger, c.1765 visually-hidden in turn situated above a

in turn situated above a crossed bayonet and stick grenade

Given the conditions under which these paintings were executed

with a navy blue exterior

black velvet medalbed

chipping evident in the black enamels on the obverse centrepiece

United Kingdom. A Revolutionary War Period Infantry Line Officer's Hanger, c.1765 visually-hidden in turn situated above aA private purchase sword exhibiting all the fine characteristics sought after in a revolutionary war period sword, featuring a 71 cm long blade with a fuller that extends 55 cm up the blade, with typical running wolf on both sides of the blade as well as proof marks, maker marked on spine "Osborn" referring to a known family of English cutlers active in the 18th century, especially around the time of the American Revolutionary War who operated in