United Kingdom. A British 1864 Pattern Cavalry Trooper’s Sword by Robert Mole & Sons, Birmingham visually-hidden the obverse with a finely-detailed

the obverse with a finely-detailed depiction of Germania honouring a knight

constructed of pressed brown leather

named to “POSTSEKRETÄR FRIEDRICH HANEWACKER” of Meißen

the second son of Frederick William Wellington and Muriel B

with the red and white stripes of the Polish flag in the centre

United Kingdom. A British 1864 Pattern Cavalry Trooper’s Sword by Robert Mole & Sons, Birmingham visually-hidden the obverse with a finely-detailedA British 1864 Pattern Cavalry Troopers sword, featuring a long, slightly curved, steel blade with flat back and single fuller on each side, measuring 900 mm with the last 230mm double edged. The entire sword measures 1055 mm in length and 130 mm across the guard. There are small maker marks on the ricasso denoting ROBT MOLE SONS BIRMINGHAM, and a crown over B21 on the other, and MOLE on the spine. A B is present further up the spine. The blade is