Original German 19th Century Hunting Hanger Short Sword with Carved Horn Grip and Scabbard c.1850 Availability_International while other references refer to

while other references refer to all models as Charlevilles

an updated version of the MP18/I was introduced called the MP28/II

The last official pattern was adopted in 1796 that is what we offer here

Anxious to have one in time for America's entry into World War II

Although this particular war club is not considered Zulu it may well have originated from another tribe that the British fought during the Victorian period

Original German 19th Century Hunting Hanger Short Sword with Carved Horn Grip and Scabbard c.1850 Availability_International while other references refer toOriginal Item: Only One Available. Dating to somewhere around 1850 this is a most impressive Hunting Hanger, a type of short Sword carried by a gentleman hunter, very possibly in the Black Forest. This example has a brass mounted single edged 17 inch long blade, which looks to have been shortened over the years due to sharpening. The brass pommel cap is cast in the shape of a Lion's head. The Stag Horn grip is beautifully carved, with the front face