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The British Infantry Pattern 1897 Sword made by WKC Solingen is a historically significant weapon used by the British Army. WKC Solingen is a renowned German sword manufacturer that produces swords for various countries, including Britain.

The blade of this sword is typically around 32.5 inches long, featuring a single-edge and a spear point tip. The overall design is influenced by both cutting and thrusting, making it suitable for a range of combat situations. The blade is usually made of high carbon or stainless steel, providing durability and strength.

The hilt of the sword consists of a solid grip covered in rayskin, which is then tightly wound with twisted brass wire. It also features a knuckle bow design to protect the user's hand. The pommel,, nut and ferrule are made of brass, the guard is embossed with the king´s cypher, providing visual appeal and additional protection.

The British Infantry Pattern 1897 Sword is highly regarded for its effectiveness in combat and its elegant design. It has played a significant role in various conflicts and is often associated with British military history.