Original Philippines 19th Century Damascus Steel Talibong Sword and Scabbard Brown Bess Muskets but possibly for cap and

but possibly for cap and ball

YWCA also coordinated and provided relief services during the war in conjunction with the Red Cross and Salvation Army

There is also a red soviet star at the top of the wreath

It features silk ties at corners to the staff side and finely stitched borders

with some slight bending of the zinc body and two of three original clips still present

Original Philippines 19th Century Damascus Steel Talibong Sword and Scabbard Brown Bess Muskets but possibly for cap andOriginal Item: Only One Available. The Talibon or Talibong sword comes from Luzon and from Visayan areas in the Philippines, and usually referred to as used by the Christian tribes. Also known as Garab. Characterized by the heavy blade, slightly concave spine and exaggerated belly. The handle is down curving usually with three petal flower shaped pommel which provide a solid grip to the sword holder. The Talibon is a formidable fighting weapon,