Original British Gunboat War Captured Danish Dragoon Officer’s Sword Blade Converted to British Officer’s Sword with Inscribed Blade - Battle of Copenhagen Knives & Daggers but these were most likely

but these were most likely imitation markings added during construction

Colt percussion revolvers dominated the British and European market

and is marked to the rear of the wrist with CROWN / GR / 1806

The style of the halberd leads us to believe that it is probably English

- One German WWII Luftwaffe 2nd pattern Flakartillerie Tätigkeitsabzeichen (Flak Artillery Personnel Trade Badge)

Original British Gunboat War Captured Danish Dragoon Officer’s Sword Blade Converted to British Officer’s Sword with Inscribed Blade - Battle of Copenhagen Knives & Daggers but these were most likelyOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is a tremendous sword with a fascinating history. It began life as a Danish Dragoon Officers sword but was captured by the British Royal Navy, supposedly during the Gunboat War at the Battle of Copenhagen in 1807, and converted to a British Officers Sword. The blade itself appears to be of the 17th Century with a Napoleonic Era hilt. The blade is inscribed on both sides with: GROSE: SCHLESW: HOLST: LEIB. DRAGONS.