One of the most famous cavalry engagements of the war ... Forge in Virginia also produced an iron-mounted saber based on a captured British specimen. A number of brass-hilted sabers from France ...

The rusted cavalry sabre is from around 1780 and belonged to Capt. Joseph Marshall of the Carolina Rangers, a British cavalry regiment sent to help stop the Americans from gaining independence ...

The museum identified it as a sabre used by the British cavalry during the American Revolution. "They dated it around 1780," Gerrior says. Link to unsolved murder of a doctor Haynes says the ...

The notable exception of course is the British Army, where the Dragoons divided into Heavy and Light Cavalry Regiments, with the Dragoon Guards and Dragoons filling the former role, while the ...

For here was the scene of the last British cavalry charge, carried out by the 21st Lancers, including a 23-year-old lieutenant called Winston Churchill. The clash of arms that unfolded around this ...