France, Kingdom. A Hunting Sword, By Le Peton, Ca. 1750 Newly Listed flanked by scalloped flaps trimmed

flanked by scalloped flaps trimmed with golden-yellow wool piping

He was appointed Deputy Quartermaster-General in Canada on 1 October 1867

obverse bears a single band of silver aluminum bullion wire with central black thread strip

The medal was primarily awarded to members of the United States Army

with short white cotton straps with snap closures on either side at the front

France, Kingdom. A Hunting Sword, By Le Peton, Ca. 1750 Newly Listed flanked by scalloped flaps trimmedA rare and very well preserved French hunting sword, measuring 66 cm in length when inserted into the scabbard. The sword features a 50 cm long magnetic metal blade with a slight curve, as well as a sharpened tip and edge. The lower half of both the obverse and reverse bears finely detailed etchings of Moorish figures with floral designs. A maker mark reading LE PETON, R DS CARMES for a Rouen based swordsmith. The blade is set securely into a handle