Original Australian WWI Era Framed HMAS Cerberus Cap Tally with History of Ship - 17½ x 21½” German Uniforms The original pebbled leather blade

The original pebbled leather blade buffer is in place within the deep recesses of the guard

which deployed to protect Allied interests during the Russian Revolution

When the nurse arrived she dressed my wound and they made me a place to lie down in the stable and I tried to rest

Scabbard length: 33 3/4”

The snowy backdrop of the Eastern Front adds to the painting's poignant beauty

Original Australian WWI Era Framed HMAS Cerberus Cap Tally with History of Ship - 17½ x 21½” German Uniforms The original pebbled leather bladeOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is a lovely framed cap tally for the HMAS Cerberus. This ship has a long history stretching from its construction in 1867 to its sinking as breakwater in 1926. Built in Jarrow, UK, at Palmers Shipbuilding and Iron Company for the colony of Victoria, Australia, under the supervision of Charles Pasley, Cerberus was completed in 1870, and arrived in Port Phillip, the port of Melbourne on the SE coast of Australia in