Original British Napoleonic Pattern 1796 Light Cavalry Sabre by Dawes German Luger In front line service for

In front line service for only three years when it was superseded by the

No doubt to turn up again in the future when we will be sure to offer these parts

indicating that the main receiver housing was subcontracted to Johannes Grossfuss

pencil case and much more

Germany entered World War I with this single grenade design: a heavy 750-gram (26 oz) ball-shaped fragmentation grenade for use only by pioneers in attacking fortifications

Original British Napoleonic Pattern 1796 Light Cavalry Sabre by Dawes German Luger In front line service forOriginal Item: Only One Available. Just received out of a very old Collection in England! This historic pattern of saber is quite remarkable! Napoleon Bonaparte himself complained about the design, opining that the "hatchet point", the broadening of the blade at the very front end, constituted an "inhumane" weapon because of the horrendous wounds it inflicted. We should point out that the Prussians, under General BLUCHER adopted the Saber as well and