REDUCED - Rare Victorian Sword – Named: Sgt. Major East, Volunteer Artillery (c.1860-1900) Sword

A fascinating, highly unique "crossover" hybrid from the British Volunteer Force era. Features a crisp, custom-etched Volunteer Artillery blade housed inside a steel P1827 Rifle Volunteers Gothic basket hilt (with crowned strung bugle).

• The Recipient: Named to "Sergeant Major East"— making it an incredible research project.

• The Blade: Beautifully etched with a Royal Artillery field cannon, flaming grenade, and a brass "PROOF" plug in the ricasso (signifying a top-tier maker).

• Condition: Good antique condition with a lovely age patina. Very clear, sharp etching. Grip wires intact and v.good condition.

• Scabbard: Original Victorian metal scabbard included. Note: It has a historical bend/crease in it but displays wonderfully as-is.

Located in Exeter (Can discuss postage/collection)