Original U.S. WWI 2nd Infantry Division 1st Battalion 2nd Engineer Regiment Indianhead Patch German Navy - Kreigsmarine is for the phosphate-finished links

is for the phosphate-finished links

The weapon was made with a blunt edge as it was intended for stabbing rather than slashing (as in the case of a curved cavalry sabre)

commanded by Major General William Lee

Multiple are pictured to show variety

Tsuba (cross guard)

Original U.S. WWI 2nd Infantry Division 1st Battalion 2nd Engineer Regiment Indianhead Patch German Navy - Kreigsmarine is for the phosphate-finished linksOriginal Item: Only One Available. Red felt base patch with cotton white star and full painted Indian chief head. Measures approximately 3 1 2" wide by 2" high. The 2nd Engineer Regiment was deployed to the Mexican border prior to US involvement in the First World War. On the US entry to the war the 2nd Engineers deployed to the Western Front in France as the organic Engineering element of the 2nd Division. The regiment arrived in theater under