Sword for ID

Jim McDougall · 4th October 2011, 06:10 PM

Brian, its great to have you posting, and thank you for sharing this most interesting sabre. We dont see many regulation pieces like this, and this one is rugged, just the way I like 'em!!! Think of the stories it could tell! Who knows, it was a pattern in use during the Crimean War, perhaps one of the officers who was there. Always fascinated by the accounts such as 'The Thin Red Line' and of course Battle of the Alma, Charge of the Light Brigade etc.

Beautifully described Norman, its great to have nicely detailed text giving us more on the general history of the pattern.
Nicely done guys, thank you!!!

All best regards,
Jim

Iliad · 4th October 2011, 09:42 PM

Gentlemen, thank you so much for the identification of my sword. I look at the Forum almost every day and am continually amazed at the depth of knowledge that members have.
Best regards,
Brian

4th October 2011, 06:10 PM	#1
Jim McDougall Arms Historian Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Route 66 Posts: 10,459	Brian, its great to have you posting, and thank you for sharing this most interesting sabre. We dont see many regulation pieces like this, and this one is rugged, just the way I like 'em!!! Think of the stories it could tell! Who knows, it was a pattern in use during the Crimean War, perhaps one of the officers who was there. Always fascinated by the accounts such as 'The Thin Red Line' and of course Battle of the Alma, Charge of the Light Brigade etc. Beautifully described Norman, its great to have nicely detailed text giving us more on the general history of the pattern. Nicely done guys, thank you!!! All best regards, Jim

4th October 2011, 09:42 PM	#2
Iliad Member Join Date: Feb 2008 Posts: 187	Gentlemen, thank you so much for the identification of my sword. I look at the Forum almost every day and am continually amazed at the depth of knowledge that members have. Best regards, Brian