Original French Model 1816 Restoration Pattern Light Cavalry Saber with Scabbard - dated December 1820 British Helmets which may be a Navy

which may be a Navy marking

This excellent highest quality multi-shot revolver features fluted case-hardened barrels numbered from 1 through 6 along with crisp British proof marks

Year of Manufacture: 1886 - updated 1891

The last text is a warning found on boxes manufactured from 1942 and on wards

complete with the original ribbon and behind the neck tie

Original French Model 1816 Restoration Pattern Light Cavalry Saber with Scabbard - dated December 1820 British Helmets which may be a NavyOriginal Item: Only One Available. First issued after the defeat of Napoleon Bonaparte in 1815, this rare model of sword was the "Restoration Pattern" for King Louis XVII. These were interestingly issued with a 36 inch long Prussian style "Pipe Back" blade, as opposed to the standard fullered types usually used by France. This style of blade was not well received at all, proving to be quite unpopular. It was replaced relatively quickly by the model