14BRK-8910N - Three Line Infantry Marching, 14th Regt., New York State Militia, Battle of Bull Run D-Day inward-curving blade—often mounted on a

inward-curving blade—often mounted on a short or two-handed handle—designed to hook over shields and strike downward or across exposed limbs

From a historical perspective

These troops were trained for amphibious operations

capturing the ceremonial and practical role these soldiers performed within the Red Army

accompanied by a shield featuring Icarus

14BRK-8910N - Three Line Infantry Marching, 14th Regt., New York State Militia, Battle of Bull Run D-Day inward-curving blade—often mounted on aThree Line Infantry Marching, 14th Regt., New York State Militia, Battle of Bull Run is a descriptive archival title for a Civil War era photograph showing three soldiers of the 14th Regiment New York State Militia marching in formation during the campaign associated with the First Battle of Bull Run.