Original British Victorian Era Thames River Police Brass Hilt Sword with Scabbard Madsen LMG for Vickers

for Vickers

Scheduled to transport US troops from Europe to Casablanca

and Lieutenant Gonville Bromhead immediately followed the British Army's defeat at the Battle of Isandlwana on 22 January 1879

Totally non-functioning display gun legal to own in all 50 states

the White Ensign was one of three ensigns in use

Original British Victorian Era Thames River Police Brass Hilt Sword with Scabbard Madsen LMG for VickersOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is magnificent and has just arrived from a police collection in England. This is the regulation sidearm carried by the river police at the close of the Victorian era (1837 1901). Full brass hilt with two bar guard and integral bass grip engraved on the bow THAMES RIVER POLICE. Cutlass style blade measuring 27" stamped with official Crown X 1 proof mark. Complete with brass mounted heavy black leather scabbard