Original Victorian Era Indian Army British P-1853 Cavalry Saber With Leather Scabbard by Rodwell & Co British Machine Guns This Regiment was made up

This Regiment was made up mainly of men that recently immigrated to the United States especially of German origin that explains why the "presentation plaque" on the scabbard consists of a mixture of the German

possibly from a wall or over a door

Overall a fine looking officer’s Shako

but not used very often

Also the reverse of the banner is the correct Green on top for an Italian Banner

Original Victorian Era Indian Army British P-1853 Cavalry Saber With Leather Scabbard by Rodwell & Co British Machine Guns This Regiment was made upOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a fantastic example of an NS BDA marked Indian Cavalry, British 1853 Pattern Saber. This is an 1853 pattern cavalry sword made for the Barodan cavalry in the last decades of the 1800's. Baroda was a Principality in Western India managed first by the East India company and then by the British Empire following the Indian mutiny. The Barodan armed forces were large and well supplied with modern British weaponry