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received his commission in November 1918
but this is inconclusive as there are no markings
Proof disc indicates that this was a Wilkinson trade blade
with "Warranted" etched on one side
The typical quillon is missing
1796 Pattern Light Cavalry Trooper's Sabre by Dawes British received his commission in NovemberA Napoleonic era British 1796 Pattern Light Cavalry Trooper's Sabre, manufactured by Dawes. Very good, large, fighting blade. Stirrup hilt with original grip without any movement. One langet present. Board of Ordnance mark on ricasso. This was the sabre pattern used by light cavalry regiments (i. e. Light Dragoons) during Waterloo and the Peninsular Wars.
