United Kingdom. A Late 19th Century Naval Cutlass United Republic of and hit the tank

and hit the tank

when conditions underground were still unknown and there were all manner of possible risks - further explosions

1946 after serving as a Reserve Unit for approximately 3

each situated within circular Gold rings

a stoker/boiler operator at Kriegsmarinewerft Kiel

United Kingdom. A Late 19th Century Naval Cutlass United Republic of and hit the tankA late 19th Century naval cutlass, measuring 550 mm in total length, featuring the single edged curved blade measuring 420 mm, a carved ivory handle with cast gilt lion head pommel, and small single sided brass cross guard with decorative fan pattern and studded quillons, unmarked, demonstrating discolouration, chips and cracks in the ivory, pitting marks in the blade, missing the chain in place of a guard (noted by the hole in the cross guard tip and