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    English Sword?

    Hi,

    Please, they could identify this sword for me?

    Thanks!!!

    Regards,

    Ricardo.

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            Sorry for the photos quality...

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              #7
              That looks like an 1822 pattern British Cavalry Sword. It was used I think until shortly before World War One.

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                #8
                Hi Byrne,

                Thank you!!

                It´s possible discover the unit?

                I find that a date exists...."18 U.4.38"....will be 1938?



                Regards,

                Ricardo.

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                  #9
                  http://www.militaryheritage.com/swords2.htm


                  If that is a date, it would more likely be 1838 (if photo #6 is of a VR cipher).

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                    The nearest I can come up with as a unit from SRR is Royal Southern Reserve Regiment, a reserve unit of the Anglo - Boer war period - but they were infantry & this is a cavalry sword..............
                    I know little about swords, but now I've taken time to look at the markings I don't think that this is British - perhaps German / Belgian?

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                      #11
                      Hi there!
                      It's a prussian Model 1852 Cavalry Sword for a Trooper.
                      3SSR is for "3. Schweres Reiter Regiment" (3rd Heavy Cavalry Regiment).
                      Regards
                      Nicholas

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                        Hi Friends,

                        WOW!!!

                        Thank you Nicolas, Leigh Kitchen and Steve!!!!

                        I will place in the Imperial Militaria Forum to see plus some thing.

                        Regards,

                        Ricardo.

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