Portugal, Kingdom. A Light Cavalry Troopers Sabre visually-hidden fixed-wing aircraft

fixed-wing aircraft

the obverse depicting a steel helmet superimposed onto a shovel and pick-axed

stating he was Single

Type I (1881-1932) (in bronze gilt with red and white enamels

demonstrating minor flecking to the glaze but with no notable chips or cracks

Portugal, Kingdom. A Light Cavalry Troopers Sabre visually-hidden fixed-wing aircraftFrom the mid 19th Century, in an as found state, consisting of a slightly curved, long cavalry blade measuring 90 cm in length, with partial leather washer at guard, with edge nick, surface wear and oxidization, with nickel steel guard, similar to those found on Spanish swords of the period, with a wooden handle and partial brittle black leather covering, scabbard is steel, with dual rings for hanger, also exhibits surface rust, total length in