Original British 1923 Silver Hallmarked Officer Swagger Stick - Royal Army Medical Corps (RAMC) Flags & Signs The longettes protruding from the

The longettes protruding from the stirrup cross guard down each side of the blade for some two inches are heavily embossed with what looks like Roman quivers of arrows and other Roman symbols in heavily gilt

This pattern was used by the British Navy starting in 1794 and in all the naval engagements with the French such the Battle of the Nile in 1798

Feel free to request a part that you need but please do not purchase this “PARTS GUN” if you are not prepared to risk that you might not get it

out of necessity principally due to the superiority of the Chassepot

Original British 1923 Silver Hallmarked Officer Swagger Stick - Royal Army Medical Corps (RAMC) Flags & Signs The longettes protruding from theOriginal Item: Only one available. This is a very high quality private purchase officer's deluxe swagger stick of the finest malacca cane with solid silver hallmarked mounts. The top mount fully embossed with the Royal Army Medical Corp regimental device. It was made in 1923 just after the Great War. Hallmarks are as follows: FN into a rectangle for Frederick Narborough, Whip mounter at 53 Green Street, Doriton, Anchor and Lion for Birmingham Y date