United Kingdom. A 1796 Light Cavalry Sabre Buy Now the number "10" at the

the number "10" at the bottom of the wreath of oak leaves

Australia: Australian Commonwealth Military Forces Cap Badge: in bronze gilt

Provenance Footnote: This cross is attributed to the Prussian Infantry General Alexander von Linsingen (1850-1935)

gilt nickel receiving clip on the left end

Army Best Shot Medal

United Kingdom. A 1796 Light Cavalry Sabre Buy Now the number "10" at theFound in the 1980's in Niagara Falls, Ontario, this is an untouched "barn find" featuring a weathered appearance. The grip is grooved wood wrapped in black leather and retaining its wire braiding and supported by the correct iron single bar stirrup guard. The blade is solid, displaying blueing and gilt features until the blade's midway point where it becomes worn with 3 blade knocks, measures 84 cm in length. The sword is still carried in the original