Navy Sword with Below Flag Rank Scabbard (Windlass S/Steel) Plaque Helmet Liner

Helmet Liner

Australian Air Force Cadet (AAFC ) medallion

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Navy Sword with Below Flag Rank Scabbard (Windlass S/Steel) Plaque Helmet LinerOver 200 years of military history are reflected in this unique Windlass stainless steel sword, order now from the military specialists. While the first Royal Navy pattern sword was issued to officers in 1805, the impressive but impractical design led to it being superseded by a solid hilt design in 1827 before a standardised blade was adopted in 1846. The current single edged straight blade became standard issue in 1929. The Royal Navy Sword today