Original Victorian Era East African Seme Sword from the Maasai People - c.1860 U.S. Marines USMC and the the tribute to

and the the tribute to a former king of France make it clear that this flask belonged to someone of very great importance

Leroy Ginavan - Marion

Here the men of the Third Battalion were subjected to the fire of German snipers who had taken up positions in the ruins of Malancourt

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Original Victorian Era East African Seme Sword from the Maasai People - c.1860 U.S. Marines USMC and the the tribute toOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a typical item brought back by a British Trooper returning from one of Queen Victoria's little Wars of the second half of the 1800's. The Maasai were a "tall" people, occupying what we today know as KENYA on Africa's East Coast. This style of sword however could also be found among other groups in the region. Known as a MAASAI Seme Sword, these were the constant sidearm of the Maasai man. Typically, the Seme