United Kingdom. Three Edged Weapons Books: Naval Swords; Rapiers; Scottish Swords And Dirks Auction Archive all three pins broken off

all three pins broken off and two holes drilled at the top and the bottom

Accompanied by photocopies from the National Archives of his Attestation Paper

1945 (in some older documents it is also referred to as the Berlin Conference of the Three Heads of Government of the USSR

while the "X" prefix represents Australian Imperial Forces or Volunteer Overseas Service

featuring two hand cut black cloth swastikas sewn upon a white nylon circle at either end

United Kingdom. Three Edged Weapons Books: Naval Swords; Rapiers; Scottish Swords And Dirks Auction Archive all three pins broken off1. Naval Swords British and American Naval Edged Weapons 1660 1815. Hardcover, maroon cloth cover, with dust jacket, entitled "Naval Swords British and American Naval Edged Weapons 1660 1815" by P. G. W. Annis, published in the U. S. A. by Stackpole Books of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania in 1970, printed in Great Britain, copyrighted by the author, P. G. W. Annis and Lionel Leventhal Limited in 1970, Library of Congress Catalog No. 75 114732, SBN 8117 1104