Original British 1860s Sword Cane with Stag Handle & Partial Maker’s Mark U.S. Badges Wikoff was killed in action

Wikoff was killed in action while temporarily leading a Brigade in battle on July 1

so the markings are still quite crisp

looking like it just came off the wall where it had been hanging for over 200 years

Alex joined the Marines in 1943 and was placed with the 5th Marine Division

Original British 1860s Sword Cane with Stag Handle & Partial Maker’s Mark U.S. Badges Wikoff was killed in actionOriginal Item. One of a Kind. Now this is a lovely example of a mid 19th century Sword Cane, also known as a Swordstick in many European countries. There is a partial makers stamp on the blade reading W. CLAUES or something similar, a great research project. The handle is of a gorgeous stag. Legality: NOT AVAILABLE FOR EXPORT OR TO RESIDENTS OF CA, AR, NY, NJ AND OTHER STATES. These are considered concealed weapons and many states have laws relating