Original British Georgian Officer’s Saber with Walrus Bone Hilt Inscribed to Lt. Col. Alexander Hamilton - 30th Reg’t of Foot - Served at Quatre Bras and Waterloo U.S. Edged Weapons Thus began the defense of

Thus began the defense of Bastogne in which the 501st gave up not one foot of ground

It is in good condition and has some scratches and rust marks visible on the paint

invented by Edward Stabler of Sandy Springs

There were also period conversions to other centerfire cartridges

Cape Colony Awarded to troops serving in Cape Colony between October 11

Original British Georgian Officer’s Saber with Walrus Bone Hilt Inscribed to Lt. Col. Alexander Hamilton - 30th Reg’t of Foot - Served at Quatre Bras and Waterloo U.S. Edged Weapons Thus began the defense ofOriginal Item: One of a Kind. Here we have a fine P 1796 wide bladed Officer's Cavalry Saber, with a very curved wide blade of 31", now totally polished "in the white". Holding it in the light however shows it to have originally been covered in engravings of Military trophies, Coats of Arms, and probably also a fire blued finish on part of it. Unfortunately the year and cleaning have removed all of this. The hilt features the classic brass P shaped