Original British Late Victorian Leather Clad Riding Crop with Hidden Sword Blade - circa 1900 Sten Gun Medal of Honor citation:

Medal of Honor citation:

The belt measures 60" long and 4

All in all a quality assortment of leather equipment he used in the trenches during WW1

This was the single largest loss of life suffered by the UDTs in the Pacific theater

It never had a bayonet stand which is consistent as an officer would never use a bayonet in battle as he carried a sword

Original British Late Victorian Leather Clad Riding Crop with Hidden Sword Blade - circa 1900 Sten Gun Medal of Honor citation:Original Item: Only One available. This could well have been owned by an Officer in either the Boer War or WW1, this is a very smart 20 inch long Riding crop clad in decorative bound brown leather. The wrist loop is unfortunately missing, but inside is housed a 13 1 2" stiletto type blade that can be quickly accessed in an emergency. The blade is clearly engraved: HALL LONDON. This could easily have been carried by a woman as well as a man who lived