Original British East India Company Named Pattern 1796 Naval Officer Saber by Osborn & Gunby - Circa 1810 Category_Brunswick Guns over a date of 8

over a date of 8 / 44

The fuchi (grip collar) is plain brass

but the French didn't even notice

the resulting expanding gases propelled the grenade a considerable distance depending on the grenade type

This KVK comes in an original correct case

Original British East India Company Named Pattern 1796 Naval Officer Saber by Osborn & Gunby - Circa 1810 Category_Brunswick Guns over a date of 8Original Item: One of a kind. This is a stunning named example of a Presentation British Pattern 1796 Light Cavalry Officers Saber for a Naval Colonel in the East India Company, complete with its snake skin scabbard. The saber was manufactured by one of its originators, Henry Osborn, and is clearly marked on the blade: OSBORN & GUNBYSWORD CUTLERSTO HIS MAJESTYTHE HONORABLE BOARDOF ORDNANCE& THE HONORABLE EAST INDIA COMPANYBIRMINGHAM& PALL MALL LONDON