Original British WWI Leather Covered Officer's Swagger Stick circa 1917 African Militaria It was a last-ditch effort

It was a last-ditch effort to keep up the momentum of the German forces during the stagnant stage of the Battle of the Bulge (Unternehmen Wacht am Rhein)

and then F-4C aircraft pilot training with the 15th Tactical Fighter Wing

Secretary of the Air Force Michael Donley presented the American flag to Alison's wife

These weapons are from our 2003 acquisition of the Nepal Royal Arsenal

Years of Manufacture: 1770s-1830s

Original British WWI Leather Covered Officer's Swagger Stick circa 1917 African Militaria It was a last-ditch effortOriginal Item: Only one Available. This is a genuine early WW1 British Officer's leather covered Swagger stick carried by the upper crust of the Officer Corp. These were introduced late in WW1 to replace officer's carrying the metal topped cane Regimental sticks. It is a fact that common even soldiers were issued cane swagger sticks when going on leave in WW1, so that they had something to occupy their hands. Early in the war delicate old ladies had