1983 Official White House Wooden Easter Egg - Ronald Reagan Pocket knife (Side-ears missing a couple stitches)The

(Side-ears missing a couple stitches)The wool fleece inside

The sword was originally designed for the U

The design was influenced by the French heavy cavalry sword of the Napoleonic Wars as well as French cavalry doctrine that emphasized the use of the point over the edge and is similar to the British Pattern 1908 and 1912 cavalry swords

In good condition with minor signs of aging and slight loss of gold plating to the tip

pipe-back spine above a single

1983 Official White House Wooden Easter Egg - Ronald Reagan Pocket knife (Side-ears missing a couple stitches)The1983 Official White House Wooden Easter Egg. First Lady Nancy Reagan, who attended the White House Egg Roll as a child, introduced souvenir wooden easter eggs to the event. Some were autographed by well known public figures; others had The White House hand printed on the egg. Previously, Betty Ford introduced Ukrainian egg decorating demonstrations and used plastic eggs in the egg roll. Rosalynn Carter gave out 10,000 souvenir plastic eggs with a