Original British P-1822 Light Cavalry Sword by Wilkinson Sword Co Brunswick Guns They each are signed "Cheret

They each are signed "Cheret a Paris" on the lock plates

the Joslyn Fire Arms Company of Stonington

whilst the Martini-Enfield Mk II rifles were generally of new manufacture- although there are examples of converted Mk II rifles

Watch as an IMA customer/gunsmith fires one of these for the first time

The shako provided little protection from enemy action as the most it could offer was in giving partial shielding of the skull from enemy cavalry sabres

Original British P-1822 Light Cavalry Sword by Wilkinson Sword Co Brunswick Guns They each are signed "CheretOriginal Item: Only One Available This is a very nice quality sword dating from the 1890s the final years of the Victorian era. All nickel plate with full Wilkinson Sword Co name and address on blade. Original wire bound sharkskin grip with classic three bar guard and comes complete with nickel plated scabbard and two suspension rings with some nickel losses to the scabbard and hilt. Blade shows age and losses to the plating and evidence of former