slightly worn with a period repair to catch
Inset into the reverse of the crossguard is a functional push-button release connecting to a clip which emanates from the ricasso to release the scabbard lock
consisting of a Cross Pattée with a blackened core within a ribbed and silvered magnetic frame
however it is unknown if he actually served as such
the glider design of Cayley
United Kingdom. An Army Serviceman’s Pocket Watch, by Helvetia Heer. A Flak/Artillery Hauptmann’s Service Tunic slightly worn with a periodA well preserved British Army servicemans pockwatch, constructed of a plated non magnetic steel casing, featuring a white dial white hour markers 1 12 in Arabic numerals, graded at five second intervals, featuring hour and minute hands with an additional 60 second stopwatch situated at the lower half, retaining an original glass face and topped by a pendant, crown, and bow, the caseback bearing an engraved inscription of GS TP for General Service Time