United Kingdom. A Unique British Indian Army Officer’s Sabre, with Belt and Afghan Embellishments, by Robert Mole United Republic of published in Vienna in 1939

published in Vienna in 1939 by Amon Franz Göth

with an embroidered gold threaded border with a gold bullion wire fringe on three sides

The chocolate brown leather visor has a chocolate brown simulated patent leather strap resting along the top edge

near Arnsberg

showing in relief a portrayal of Jason fighting the dragon beneath of the inscription “Pretium Laborum Non Vile” (No Mean Reward for Labours)

United Kingdom. A Unique British Indian Army Officer’s Sabre, with Belt and Afghan Embellishments, by Robert Mole United Republic of published in Vienna in 1939A unique and very well preserved British Indian Army Officers sabre, measuring 91. 5 cm in total length when inserted into the scabbard. It features a 75. 5 cm long, nickel plated, magnetic steel blade which retains a sharp tip and lower edge, and with a wide fuller running the length of each side. The spine and obverse ricasso are stamped with the broad arrow marks of the British Indian Army and India Store Department, with an additional mark of MOLE