French Cuirassier Trooper?s Swords of Napoleonic Era: (One Pair Only) 81mm Mortar There are signs of wear

There are signs of wear on the blade

Note: Grade 1 is pictured

1918 and with the makers name or initials

built upon the receiver frame of a MkII rifle

the vastly improved Sniperscope M3

French Cuirassier Trooper?s Swords of Napoleonic Era: (One Pair Only) 81mm Mortar There are signs of wearOriginal Items: One Pair Only. The heaviest Cavalry in Napoleons "Grande Armee" were the Cuirassiers who wore heavy steel breast & back plates along with a steel helmet with Brass Crests and Horse Tails. The Troopers carried the heaviest grade Swords in use at the time. These Cuirassier Swords are straight bladed with twin blood gutters, have four branch brass guards, the Light Cavalry had three branch guards, and each blade is traditionally marked