Original Imperial Japanese WWII Era Navy M1889 Naval Prison & Shore Patrol Sword with Scabbard Russian Machine Guns These are named after General

These are named after General George Augustus Eliott

9 mm) Minié ball

The buckles and keepers are embossed with the classic German oak and acorn motif seen on hangers for many military daggers

- Original Live Barrel with Attached Foresight attached to dummy receiver

which is fairly standard for quartermaster issued tunics

Original Imperial Japanese WWII Era Navy M1889 Naval Prison & Shore Patrol Sword with Scabbard Russian Machine Guns These are named after GeneralOriginal Item. Only One Available. In the late 1800s special swords were authorized for naval prison and shore patrol personnel. In particular, on March 18, 1889 (Meiji 22), this sword was authorized for naval prison guards. This is a very scarce example of the 1889 Naval Prison & Shore Patrol Sword with its original scabbard. As shown, the sword has an anchor with rope engraved on the back strap at the pommel and on the scabbard tip. This specific