A Burmese Dha, Dah Dagger; Shan Region GTRexclude arriving in Le Havre on

arriving in Le Havre on the 16th

Battalion sent to South Africa for special service in the Zulu War

This example was for the ranks of Ortsgruppenleiter eines amtes (Local leader of a ministry)

as read out at the time of his investiture: "You joined the service in 1920 after four years

He was soon declared "missing whilst engaged on active operations against the enemy"

A Burmese Dha, Dah Dagger; Shan Region GTRexclude arriving in Le Havre onA Burmese Dha, Dah Dagger; Shan Region This old silver hilted example measures 26 cm in legnth in its sheath, with a 15 cm blade. The hilt is a silver bolster and polished metal end cap. The grip consists of finely wrapped silver wiring. The blade is strong and very good quality, extremely sharp. It has a distinct clipped point in Bowie knife style and a full needle tip. The sheath is high quality silver over a timber inner core. The silver sheeting