Original Named British Protective Officer's Sword Stick for Customs Inspections - dated 1837 U.S. Air Force Sights rear sight in "arshins"

Sights rear sight in "arshins" 200-1200

Despite a fairly tight blockade

even a wonderful photo of the cliff of Dover with smoke billowing off one and a German bomber in the foreground

92×57mm ammunition

Original Named British Protective Officer's Sword Stick for Customs Inspections - dated 1837 U.S. Air Force Sights rear sight in "arshins"Original item: One of a Kind. This is not what it first appears to be: it is in fact a natural wood Sword Cane Stick, looking as if it had just been cut from a tree the bark removed and polished. However this was NOT a weapon for fighting criminals or self protection. These are in fact extremely RARE! The sword cane is named and dated on the brass ferrule where the grip and scabbard meet: Protective Officer Edmond Browne, 1837 The blade itself is