Russian Imperial Cossack Shasqua Saber with Scabbard and M-1891 Mosin Nagant Socket Bayonet: Marked CCCP Availability_Both The print is mounted on

The print is mounted on a cardboard backing

very wooded

and bears the mismatched number: F 997263

The grip has 21 regularly spaced leather ribs that appear decorative and provide "grip assurance" for its user

The clock does seem to function

Russian Imperial Cossack Shasqua Saber with Scabbard and M-1891 Mosin Nagant Socket Bayonet: Marked CCCP Availability_Both The print is mounted onOriginal Item: One Only Available. Imperial Russia, known as the Soviet Union after the Revolution of 1917, did away with anything and everything that reminded it of an imperial past. This included markings on weapons as well as nearly anything else. This is an early classic Soviet Cossack Cavalrymans Shasqua Saber that bears the "Hammer & Sickle" Soviet insignia and "C. C. C. P." cast into the once plated brass hilt pommel, this model saber was never