United Kingdom. A Pattern 1897 Infantry Officer’s Sword, by Wilkinson 1917 Heer. A Flak/Artillery Hauptmann’s Service Tunic the Indian Department

the Indian Department

Ontario 1932: Silver

1906 in Glens Falls

minute and second non-luminous hands in blue

and two wind flaps (one per side) that secures shut with three vertically mounted matching bakelite buttons on both sides

United Kingdom. A Pattern 1897 Infantry Officer’s Sword, by Wilkinson 1917 Heer. A Flak/Artillery Hauptmann’s Service Tunic the Indian DepartmentOffered is the standard regulation infantry officers sword in the United Kingdom from 1897 onward. It remained (and in ceremonial form still remains) the official infantry officers sword of the British Army and many Commonwealth forces. Manufactured by Wilkinson in 1917, featuring a straight, fullered blade 81 cm in length, spear point, optimized for thrusting, marked and dated near hilt. Threequarter basket hilt of steel, with the royal cypher of