Original British Victorian Era Pattern 1827 Variant Royal Navy Officer Sword by Firmin & Sons of London War of 1812 clamped together by means of

clamped together by means of a screwed stud and wing nut

who also made many holsters during WWI

It was created as an auxiliary unit

- Original Battle Participation Award document named to John A

The maker even had a criss-crossed WHITE put on the bottom

Original British Victorian Era Pattern 1827 Variant Royal Navy Officer Sword by Firmin & Sons of London War of 1812 clamped together by means ofOriginal Item: Only One available. This is an early Victorian produced Pattern 1827 style Royal Navy Officer's sword in good condition. The top of the brass mounted scabbard is marked: Firmin & SonsSword Cutlers153 StrandLondon The 1827 pattern variant with small hilt is made of gilded brass and remains in good condition. The guard bears the Victoria crown and fouled anchor of the Royal Navy. The mane of the highly detailed lion head pommel flows into