Original U.S. War of 1812 American “Copy” of P-1796 Style Cavalry Sabre with Original Scabbard US Civil War The socket end of the

The socket end of the bayonet is in very rough shape

- Expert Medal with Carbine and Field Artillery Banners

Outstanding WWII U

By mid-1950 the KPA was composed of ten infantry divisions plus other units totalling some 223

The rocket retains little of the original black paint with very faint white stenciling marked as M7A1

Original U.S. War of 1812 American “Copy” of P-1796 Style Cavalry Sabre with Original Scabbard US Civil War The socket end of theOriginal Item. Only One Available. 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. This is a really interesting American manufactured copy of the famous British P 1796 cavalry sabre, dating around the War of 1812 era. This example