United Kingdom. A First War Royal Navy Officer's Sword, By J.r.gaunt Auction Archive The destroyer worked as part

The destroyer worked as part of the blockade force on the west coast until the end of the month before returning to Sasebo

all extremely fine

with some flecking of the enamels evident

He was taken on strength at Melville

They are given out by the Honour League of Saxonian World War Participants Comradery League of German Eastern and Western Front Soldiers in Chemnitz

United Kingdom. A First War Royal Navy Officer's Sword, By J.r.gaunt Auction Archive The destroyer worked as partSword incorporates a magnetic steel blade, with a dull edge and having a dull tip, with the fuller running over half the length of the sword on both sides, numbered "16795" on the flat spine. The obverse is etched with the Royal coat of arms of the United Kingdom interlaced with rope strands and knots, along with oak leaves and acorns, while the reverse is etched with the Royal crown surmounting a fouled anchor interlaced with rope along with oak