Original U.S. Indian Wars Era Toledo-Made Sword Cane Stick with Engraved “Gold” Handle & Bamboo Shaft - Presented to Colonel J. J. Lawrence in 1887, 125th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry MG 34 Display Guns & Part Sets The Outer flap has light

The Outer flap has light surface wear and is missing its original closure latch tab

This is the first example of a WWII Torpedo fuze we have offered

with a very nice green & brown camouflage paint scheme

silver aluminum wire insignia

Original U.S. Indian Wars Era Toledo-Made Sword Cane Stick with Engraved “Gold” Handle & Bamboo Shaft - Presented to Colonel J. J. Lawrence in 1887, 125th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry MG 34 Display Guns & Part Sets The Outer flap has lightOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is a very interesting sword stick with absolutely tremendous construction, with a possibly bronze or gold handle engraved to a Colonel of the U. S. Civil War, being presented in 1887. It measures 34 overall when sheathed, with a 27 inch Toledo marked blade. We cannot say for certain what the material of the handle is, making for a good research project. Legality: NOT AVAILABLE FOR EXPORT OR TO RESIDENTS OF CA, AR,