Original British Crimean War P1854 Officer's Infantry Sword with Brass Colonial Scabbard - V.R. Marked 19th Century The motto is "Deeds Not

The motto is "Deeds Not Words

which was called on 5 September 1944

it could be routinely fired from the hip and while walking (marching fire)

94 inches (5 Bore)

HARD & SILVER

Original British Crimean War P1854 Officer's Infantry Sword with Brass Colonial Scabbard - V.R. Marked 19th Century The motto is "Deeds NotOriginal Item. Only One Available. The Crimean War of 1852 until 1856 was essentially the confrontation of Imperial Russia with the Ottoman Empire based in Turkey, supported by an alliance between Great Britain and France. The Europeans did not want Russia with an access to the Mediterranean Sea, which would allow them increased influence in the region. As with most Wars it was imagined it would be over in short order but the distances involved to the