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the firing pin as "control rod"
Underwriters Laboratory Tested 4 Gallon
As this lighter has the later marking
Due to several complaints about cavalry sabres the Prussian War Department decided to carry out certain trials with a new type of sabre
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Original Imperial Russian Briquet Sword with Scabbard Circa 1805 Category_Water Jacket Assembly the firing pin as "controlOriginal Item: Only One Available. This appears to be the French Model IX Briquet sword supplied to Infantry as an auxiliary weapon. This particular example does not have the expected French engravings of Arsenal and date of issue usually found on the back of the back of the blade spine. However, it has a double AA marking under a Crown indicating that it was made during the reign of Tsar Alexander (The Blessed) who ruled Russia from 1801 1825. This
