Original British Napoleonic P-1796 Infantry Officer's Sword with Scabbard - Found Near Waterloo Iraq Originally these WW2 cans were

Originally these WW2 cans were manufactured to contain Petrol (gasoline) and are embossed on the top:

This uniform collection was acquired directly from a veteran’s family

Parris had a background as sales manager for the Kari-Kleen company of Souix City

Cold Harbor and Petersburg

The helmet was made out of interlocking and hinged steel plates that were designed to protect the head from shrapnel

Original British Napoleonic P-1796 Infantry Officer's Sword with Scabbard - Found Near Waterloo Iraq Originally these WW2 cans wereOriginal Item: Only One Available. Here is a nice "SLEEPER", totally untouched in very possibly 200 years. This is the basic British Infantry Officer's Sword, with a solid brass ribbed grip, brass knuckle guard and brass cross guard, 36 inches long overall. This is mounted to a 30" single edged blade which is 1 inch wide at the hilt, and tapers slightly. Each side has a broad fuller and it is contained in its original brass mounted leather scabbard.