Original Late 19th Century Spanish Miniature Toledo made Cup Hilt Rapier with Engraved Gold Inlaid Blade Scabbards & Sheaths into the Marshall Islands in

into the Marshall Islands in late 1941 and early 1942

The 52nd Infantry Brigade [including the 104th Infantry Regiment] attacked along the 26th Division’s line from Bouresches to the left of the Division sector

QUEBEC in 1759

This is an outstanding two piece

As typical of the design

Original Late 19th Century Spanish Miniature Toledo made Cup Hilt Rapier with Engraved Gold Inlaid Blade Scabbards & Sheaths into the Marshall Islands inOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is clearly old, probably dating from the Victorian era. It measures 13" in overall length in its fully engraved slim scabbard. The Cup hilt is also fully engraved and comes with a single bar cross guard and knuckle bow. The grip is ribbed steel and is fitted to a 9 1 2" blade chiseled and inlaid with Gold more than half its length on both sides. Incorporated in this blade decoration on the ricasso on both sides