Scarce British Regimental Pattern 2nd County of London Yeomanry Sword, being the special pattern only carried by the officers and enlisted men of the regiment. Plain steel dish guard, black finished composite handle, steel pommel and chequered back strap. Guard stamped ‘2 CLY 20-‘, last digit not clear, possibly a ‘1’. Housed in steel scabbard with two hanging rings, reverse stamped ‘2 CLY 54’. Plain blade with deep struck fuller to the centre, Hamburger Rogers & Co, London makers details. Blade 87cms, overall 106cms. See page 129 of The British Cavalry Sword from 1600′ by Charles Martyn for more information on this regimental pattern.