Original Victorian Era East African Seme Sword from the Maasai People - c.1860 U.S. Marines USMC mostly bright with a bit

mostly bright with a bit of peppering

Here the men of the Third Battalion were subjected to the fire of German snipers who had taken up positions in the ruins of Malancourt

it was eventually sanctioned by Army Headquarters and issued through ordnance channels under the nomenclature of Hats

A total of approximately 30

and the the tribute to a former king of France make it clear that this flask belonged to someone of very great importance

Original Victorian Era East African Seme Sword from the Maasai People - c.1860 U.S. Marines USMC mostly bright with a bitOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a typical item brought back by a British Trooper returning from one of Queen Victoria's little Wars of the second half of the 1800's. The Maasai were a "tall" people, occupying what we today know as KENYA on Africa's East Coast. This style of sword however could also be found among other groups in the region. Known as a MAASAI Seme Sword, these were the constant sidearm of the Maasai man. Typically, the Seme