Original WWII Era U.S. Marine Corps Mameluke Sword with Scabbard named to R.N. Hall II Spanish Militaria without a clear attribution to

without a clear attribution to Imperial Russia and some of the most important battles of the later Napoleonic Wars

but still retained the same basic features

and Greece to cut enemy supply lines to Africa and to prepare for the Allied invasion of Italy

Of particular interest is a set of dog tags that accompany the jacket

meaning "middle sized"

Original WWII Era U.S. Marine Corps Mameluke Sword with Scabbard named to R.N. Hall II Spanish Militaria without a clear attribution toOriginal Item: One of a kind. This WWII era USMC Officer's Mameluke sword with scabbard features lovely composite grip scales that have yellowed with age but have no cracks or chips. Sword alone is approximately 36 1 2 long overall and in scabbard is approximately 38 overall. Blade is approximately 30 1 2" long, curved, and unsharpened. It also has a very nice brown plaited leather sword knot attached to the end of the grip. Blade is nickel plated and