Original British WWII Scottish Basket-Hilted Sword Belonging to MI5 Intelligence Officer Lt. Col. Thomas Argyll Robertson U.S. Navy and they established a firm

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as expected from a uniform cutoff

The Scabbard (saya) is steel and in excellent condition

Sleeve to top of sleeve knitting: 23 inches

Original British WWII Scottish Basket-Hilted Sword Belonging to MI5 Intelligence Officer Lt. Col. Thomas Argyll Robertson U.S. Navy and they established a firmOriginal Item: Only One Available. This beautifully engraved and etched basket hilted sword belonged to Thomas Argyll Robertson who was a Scottish Intelligence officer with MI5 during WW2 and was responsible for the "Double Cross" ("XX") disinformation campaign against the German intelligence services, including Operation Mincemeat. The disinformation campaign was successful in persuading the Germans that the invasions of Sicily (1943) and Normandy (D