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but the Winnipeg soldiers were clad in rifle green
the M1891 was widely used during the Second World War as well
The smallsword was part of the daily attire for gentlemen and was used for civilian self-defense
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Birmingham" on the ricasso
1796 Pattern Light Cavalry Trooper's Sabre by Dawes, Birmingham American but the Winnipeg soldiers were1796 Pattern Light Cavalry Trooper's Sabre, made by Dawes, Birmingham (marked Dawes, Birmm on spine). Blade also marked with Board of Ordnance stamp. Very good fighting blade with a wide hatchet point. Pitting present, and some slight nicks. Scabbard is marked Woolley & Co. Birmingham. It is common to see scabbards mis matched by the regimental armourer. It fits very well, flush with the very thick original leather washer.
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