Original British Napoleonic P-1796 Infantry Officer's Sword with Scabbard - Found Near Waterloo Iraq Originally these WW2 cans were

Originally these WW2 cans were manufactured to contain Petrol (gasoline) and are embossed on the top:

Parris had a background as sales manager for the Kari-Kleen company of Souix City

DeWitt Bailey

This uniform collection was acquired directly from a veteran’s family

Original British Napoleonic P-1796 Infantry Officer's Sword with Scabbard - Found Near Waterloo Iraq Originally these WW2 cans wereOriginal Item: Only One Available. Here is a nice "SLEEPER", totally untouched in very possibly 200 years. This is the basic British Infantry Officer's Sword, with a solid brass ribbed grip, brass knuckle guard and brass cross guard, 36 inches long overall. This is mounted to a 30" single edged blade which is 1 inch wide at the hilt, and tapers slightly. Each side has a broad fuller and it is contained in its original brass mounted leather scabbard.