United Kingdom. A William IV 1822 Pattern Infantry Officer’s Sword Hold is the resting place of

is the resting place of 7

which was later renamed Schalburg Corps

1942 to July 18

October 1938 (1

5th Amphibious Corps Patch

United Kingdom. A William IV 1822 Pattern Infantry Officer’s Sword Hold is the resting place ofA William IV British 1822 pattern infantry officers sword, featuring a slightly curved pipe back blade and royal cipher. The sword measures 96. 5 cm in total length, with a 83 cm unmarked, steel blade. The blade is single edged with a pipe back and demonstrates extremely faint frosted etchings on the panel, notable pitting throughout, and several notches along the sharp edge. The brass hilt features a fold down guard on one side and larger basket on