Original Indian 19th Century Straight Blade Tulwar Sword with Gold/Silver Inlaid Hilt and Blade in Leather Scabbard Gun Parts The butt stock is marked

The butt stock is marked 2 / C / N

but with unknown provenance

Original Item: One-of-a-kind

Their weapons were primitive most consisting of Jezail flintlocks

That allowed cross checking bearings (at least where the radio range was established)

Original Indian 19th Century Straight Blade Tulwar Sword with Gold/Silver Inlaid Hilt and Blade in Leather Scabbard Gun Parts The butt stock is markedOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a seldom seen example of the rare "Straight Bladed" Tulwar war sword. Dating from the late 18th or early 19th century mostly, these have a very characteristic round nosed blade becoming broader at the front. Even though there is no curve, the 28 inch long blade still has a clear front and back edge. The blade ricasso extends about 8 inches, after which the remaining 22 inches of the front have a sharpened