Original U.S. Civil War Confederate 2nd Virginia Cavalry Attributed Farrier’s Knife by Mappin & Webb of Sheffield Japanese Helmets The blade is still quite

The blade is still quite sharp at present

so this means that the company had an official contract to supply the Imperial German court with weapons and other accoutrements

The design is a cross with crossed swords

all carved from one solid piece of hardwood

and propeller (for the Luftwaffe)

Original U.S. Civil War Confederate 2nd Virginia Cavalry Attributed Farrier’s Knife by Mappin & Webb of Sheffield Japanese Helmets The blade is still quiteOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is a tremendous example of what is often referred to as a Horsemans or Farriers Knife, so named because it includes many of the tools a horseman requires, including a hoof pick. For this reason, they were popular with cavalrymen. This example was manufactured by Mappin & Webb of Sheffield, England, and was carried during the U. S. Civil War by Confederate Cavalryman John Mason, Company B, 2nd Virginia Cavalry. He