Original U.S. Navy Model 1852 Officer’s Dress Sword, Scabbard and Belt Mounted Display for Rear Admiral Ivan Bass - 38 ½” x 24” Category_Flintlock Pistols and the catch is slightly

and the catch is slightly bent

This is a great example of a theatre made knife which has connections to both World Wars

though there is a split in the top of the hand guard between the barrel bands

Also has yellow MP on one side indicating that this was a rare Military Police issued radio

The Heinrich Ritter company produced this before

Original U.S. Navy Model 1852 Officer’s Dress Sword, Scabbard and Belt Mounted Display for Rear Admiral Ivan Bass - 38 ½” x 24” Category_Flintlock Pistols and the catch is slightlyOriginal Items: Only One Available. Now this is a fantastic display of items which once belonged to a Prestigious officer in the US Navy, Rear Admiral Ivan Ernest Bass. Rear Admiral Bass, born July 29, 1877, in Carley, Mississippi, attended Columbia, Mississippi, High School prior to his appointment to the US Naval Academy from the Sixth Mississippi District in May 1897. Graduated in 1901, he served the two years at sea, then required by law before