Original British Napoleonic 1809 Dated Cane Sword Stick - Given to Robert Peel M.P. by A. Wellesley Japanese Uniforms The inside maroon velvet lining

The inside maroon velvet lining of the case is nicely marked in gold lettering:

This grip is checkered hard leather and all mounts are steel

Outwardly it almost appears as the regular E

it points out some popular misconceptions

England has been full of such items but sadly in years since WW2 most everything has gone

Original British Napoleonic 1809 Dated Cane Sword Stick - Given to Robert Peel M.P. by A. Wellesley Japanese Uniforms The inside maroon velvet liningOriginal item: One Only. This is a really nice Malacca cane sword stick complete with a lovely 29 1 2" blade which is engraved and has been in places blued in the fullers on either side. The body of the Sword Stick is MALACCA cane with a brass ferrule on top, decorated and engraved: TO ROBERT PEEL M. P. FROM A. WELLESLEY, 1809 The hilt is topped with an carved antler handle and decorative embossed copper sleeve where cane meets antler. Unfortunately