Original U.S. WWI Era U.S. Marine Corps Officer's Mameluke Sword by Jacob Reed’s Sons of Philadelphia Named to Lieutenant John A. Nesbit French Pistols The stinger still has the

The stinger still has the original Ellis Prop Auction label adhered to the side

making it a Cold War proxy war

with 1 red button

There is a size marking under the sweatband

and the projectile cannot be removed from the casing

Original U.S. WWI Era U.S. Marine Corps Officer's Mameluke Sword by Jacob Reed’s Sons of Philadelphia Named to Lieutenant John A. Nesbit French Pistols The stinger still has theOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is a very worn and damaged example of a WWI Mameluke Marine officers sword named to Lieutenant John A. Nesbit. The sword features now cracked and broken ivoroid grip scales with heavy cracking and some yellowing. The sword has a very heavy and dark patina, the blade now covered in oxidation. The Mameluke sword is a very iconic edged weapon with roots in the Marine Corps going back 219 years to the First Barbary War.