Original Early British Pattern 1822 Officer's Sword with George IV Royal Cypher - Circa 1825 Brunswick Guns The M34 had a segmented

The M34 had a segmented body to allow for a better hand grip and to identify it as a casualty-producing grenade

Albert Speer escaped the death sentence

The grip back strap is named to Captain Asa J

The early examples were fitted with octagonal barrels as our one has but these were later changed to round barrels for ease of manufacture

and cannot be converted to an explosive devise

Original Early British Pattern 1822 Officer's Sword with George IV Royal Cypher - Circa 1825 Brunswick Guns The M34 had a segmentedOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a lovely example of a British George IV Era (1820 1830) Pattern 1822 Officer's Sword. The sword is very nice, and has an upmarket brass Pattern 1822 hilt, with a wooden sharkskin wrapped grip bound with twisted wire. There is some wear to the sharkskin, and the guard is a bit deformed, but overall it's a very nice hilt. There is a very attractive CROWN GR IV Royal Cypher on the top of the guard. It even has a