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Blade Style: Spear Tipped Rapier Style
in the Twenty-First Century
Official records tell us that the British East India Company procured or made no Flintlock Muskets after the late 1820s and it appears they were very swift to take advantage of the newest in firearms technology- the percussion ignition system
which was converted into a reconnaissance unit
Original German WWII Luftwaffe Paratrooper Fallschirmjäger Badge by F. W. Assmann & Söhne - Missing Pin - Parachutist Badge Sharps Rifle Blade Style: Spear Tipped RapierOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a fine quality manufactured example of a Paratrooper Fallschrimjger badge, with a lovely patinated finish overall. The basic design is a half Oak Leaf and half Laurel Leaf wreath, with a "Diving Eagle" clutching a Swas (hook cross) in the middle. It looks to be an early war example, with a gilt brass eagle attached to a silvered zinc wreath. Unlike most we see, there is still lots of the original finish
