Original Mexican 19th Century Nickel Plated Officers Parade Sword made in Toledo Spain with Scabbard Replica Non-Firing Pistols & Rifles is an 1944 dated original

is an 1944 dated original WW2 FRAGMENTATION SLEEVE (Splitterring für Stielhandgranate) that bears original dunkelgelb (tan) ordnance paint and is stamped FCC 44

it immediately brings up visions of covert actions

the wash is almost completely missing

has no direct connection to General Gordon but was obtained just before Major General Graham embarked for Egypt in 1882 later to try and save General Gordon at Khartoum

" It was and still is the blade-making capital of Germany

Original Mexican 19th Century Nickel Plated Officers Parade Sword made in Toledo Spain with Scabbard Replica Non-Firing Pistols & Rifles is an 1944 dated originalOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a late 19th Century Mexican Officers Parade Sword, made much in the style of the European "Lion's Head" swords that came into fashion around the turn of the century. The sword and scabbard are entirely nickel plated, and the etched blade is marked FABRICA D TOLEDO, along with some makers marks and other stampings. This indicates manufacture in the weapons factories of the legendary Sword Making city of