1821 Pattern Officer's Sword, Durham Royal Garrison Artillery (Heavy Battery), Owner's Initials Scottish The hilt on this sword

The hilt on this sword has been overlaid with multi-petalled flowerheads in silver

The dagger is crafted entirely from steel

A presentation kukri made by Bhanu Lohar

dating to the late 18th or early 19th century

The officer's initials "HOJ" are etched on the sword

1821 Pattern Officer's Sword, Durham Royal Garrison Artillery (Heavy Battery), Owner's Initials Scottish The hilt on this swordAn 1821 pattern officer's sword, etched Durham R. G. A (HB), and with the owner's initials H. S. S. Retailed by J Daniels, Woolwich. The 142nd (Durham) Heavy Battery was pivotal in many WW1 engagements, such as Somme, Vimy Ridge, Ypres, Spring Offensive and the Hundred Days Offensive.