Slovakia, I Republic. An Army Officer’s Sabre, By Wlaszovits Hold before returning to the 1st

before returning to the 1st Canadian Pioneer Battalion on March 23

he was posted to the Western Ontario Regimental Depot at Witley and admitted to the Bath War Hospital on April 30th

The tunic is fabricated from an extremely fine grade

two acorns

Hopes were raised in 1949 when a way was finally discovered to grow the polio virus in test tubes using non-nervous tissues

Slovakia, I Republic. An Army Officer’s Sabre, By Wlaszovits Hold before returning to the 1stA rare and extremely well preserved Slovakian Army Officers sword, measuring 900 mm in total length when inserted into the scabbard. It features a curved 725 mm long magnetic steel blade with a sharpened tip and with fullers running down the length of each side. The blade features dual marks, with the obverse ricasso bearing a makers mark of WLASZOVITS, TOS for the firm of oseph Wlaszovits, circumscribing the companys logo. The reverse ricasso is