Two Victorian infantry officer's swords, the first of 1845 pattern, etched blade with retailer's

Two Victorian infantry officer's swords, the first of 1845 pattern, etched blade with retailer's name ''Linney, London', brass 'gothic' hilt with folding inner guard, brass scabbard; the second of 1854 pattern, etched blade with personal crest of a demi-pegasus charged with a shell and the motto 'Industria et spe' above the initials R.A.M., brass hilt, steel scabbard. [2]

This motto, and a crest of similar form, belonged to the London family of Fenouillet.