1846 Pattern Royal Navy Sword that belonged to Lt. Kenelm Bell. For sale Authentic antique 1845 pattern swords British 1796 light cavalry sabres for sale Historical military officer swords Antique royal navy officer swords part of the Waterloo Campaign

part of the Waterloo Campaign

With chest pocket

lightweight and breathable

Thickness: Thinner than a standard blade it is still very sturdy and more than capable in the thrust

1846 Pattern Royal Navy Sword that belonged to Lt. Kenelm Bell. For sale Authentic antique 1845 pattern swords British 1796 light cavalry sabres for sale Historical military officer swords Antique royal navy officer swords part of the Waterloo CampaignKenelm Stewart Leith Bell joined the Royal Navy as a Cadet in 1931 and by 1937 had risen to the rank of Lieutenant on 16 March 1937. He gained his Pilots wings and served during the Second World War as a Lieutenant with No. 813 Squadron, Fleet Air Arm. Flying Fairey Swordfish Torpedo Bombers off the aircraft carrier H. M. S. Eagle. At the outbreak of the WW2 the Squadron saw service in China Station with H. M. S. Eagle, providing convoy protection and