Original British WWI Military Cross Recipient Colonel Samuel Alexander Holwell Kirkby of 2nd Battalion Royal Sussex Regiment Pattern 1897 Light Officer’s Sword and Scabbard by Wilkinson Japanese Marines No doubt brought back by

No doubt brought back by a British Soldier as a war souvenir that makes a wonderful display piece to go with your Martini Henry rifle

the law was amended so that the senior woman in the Navy and Coast Guard was promoted to captain and in the Marine Corps to colonel

This is a truly incredible firearm worthy of any museum quality collection

He got the Oak Leaf to the Purple Heart for the Ploesti mission

They were re-designated as a lancer formation in 1816 and became the 9th (or Queen's Royal) Lancers in honour of Queen Adelaide in 1830

Original British WWI Military Cross Recipient Colonel Samuel Alexander Holwell Kirkby of 2nd Battalion Royal Sussex Regiment Pattern 1897 Light Officer’s Sword and Scabbard by Wilkinson Japanese Marines No doubt brought back byOriginal Item: Only One Available. The spine is this sword is engraved with the serial number 56199, which according to Official records from WILKINSON SWORD ARCHIVE at armsresearch. co. uk , states that this sword was purchased from the Wilkinson Sword Company in April 1919 by the then Lieutenant Captain Samuel Alexander Holwell Kirkby, 2nd Battalion, Royal Sussex Regiment. We have not been able to find much about his service information but we were