Original British Victorian Era Sword Cane with Stag Handle and Release Button The Pacific on HBO often augmented with a sidearm

often augmented with a sidearm because the medic may have to pass his rifle off to his patient or fellow war fighter in order to treat the wounded

It has a fuchi at the end that surrounds the end of the pole

It was used by P-47 Thunderbolts of the 50th Fighter Group until mid-August

with no major rust issues that we can see

Known as in German AUGENSCHÜTZER 42 UND SCHNEE-SCHÜTZEN

Original British Victorian Era Sword Cane with Stag Handle and Release Button The Pacific on HBO often augmented with a sidearmOriginal Item. One of a Kind. Now this is a lovely example of a Late 19th Century Sword Cane, also known as a Swordstick in many European countries. There are no markings present on any component that we can find, but from the construction and comparing it to other examples, we believe this to have originated from England during the Victorian Era. The handle is of a gorgeous stag. Legality: NOT AVAILABLE FOR EXPORT OR TO RESIDENTS OF CA, AR, NY, NJ