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Nation : American
Local Price : £455

Click and use the code >17969 to search for this item on the dealer website 19th Century, Antique, Mandingo Mandinka Chief´s Slave and Gold Trader´s Sword With Tattooed-Leather Covered Wooden Scabbard

Nation : German
Local Price : 6,500 kr

German officer's saber ca: 1870-90 gallery.

Nation : ?
Local Price : £450.00

Scarce ER VIII, 1897 Pattern Sword. A Pattern 1897 Infantry Officers Sword. With dumb-bell blade etched with scrolling foliage and crowned Edward VIII cypher on one side and ROYAL ARMY ORDNANCE CORPS regulation plated hilt, wire bound fish-skin covered grip, in its steel scabbard with two hanging rings, complete with gilt knot. Notes: This sword can be dated between 20th Jan 1936 to 11th Dec 1936. Dimensions: Blade Length: 32 Inches Overall Length: 38 Inches

Nation : Japanese
Local Price : £450.00

Japanese M1899 Type 32 Infantry NCO Sword. Named Soldier. #2410031. The Type 32 (Model 1899) had a machined blade and was manufactured at the Tokyo Hohei Kosho Arsenal. The sword saw service during the Russo-Japanese War, World War One and on into World War Two.Two patterns of the Type 32 were produced. The first pattern, known as ‘Ko,’ was issued to cavalry troopers and had a blade length of around 830mm. The second pattern, known as ‘Otsu,’ was issued to army NCOs and was shorter, with a blade length of around 770mm. This example is a good condition ‘Otsu’ pattern Type 32 infantry NCO’s sword. The 770mm Katana profile blade has a single edge and long, narrow fuller below the flat spine. The slightly curved blade is in good condition. The ricasso is stamped with the serial number 92618.Interestingly, the blade has been engraved with a matching serial number to that on the ricasso and also what appears to be the name of the soldier to which it was issued. The Japanese characters read Shinji Shamura. I have not seen this before on a Type 32 sword.The steel D guard has a crosshatched steel back strap and dove head pommel and retains its leather finger loop. The crosshatched wooden grip is in good condition. The locking catch is present and strong. The front of the guard bears Tokyo arsenal and inspection stamps.The sword is complete with its blackened steel scabbard with a single hanger-ring. The scabbard is in good condition with use-related dings. The sword sheathes and draws smoothly and is held firmly within the scabbard. The locking catch works perfectly.This is an increasingly hard to find Imperial Japanese army NCO’s Type 32 sword in good, honest condition.

Nation : Indian
Local Price : £450.00

Indian Saw Toothed Firangi Sword. 19th Century. #2104007. This rare and unusual Indian sword appears to have been made with the blade from a British 1856 pattern Infantry Pioneers hanger.The 580mm single-edged blade has 27 pairs of sharp saw teeth and terminates in a double-edged spear point. The sword is double-edged for the final 160mm. The lower and upper edges have been service sharpened and remain sharp.The blade is engraved on both sides at the forte with panels containing script. Partly hidden by the languets, the ricasso bears an engraved cartouche with a stylised floral motif. The blade is in very good condition and is held firmly within the hilt in the traditional manner.Interestingly, there is no sign of any British makings on the spine or ricasso. They may have been ground off or may never have been present, the blade having been made for export.The blade is fitted with a silver-plated steel tulwar hilt. The hilt is of the pattern known to originate from the north of India, particularly Delhi. The hilt is in good condition and retains almost all of its silver plating. The disk pommel is tight and unmoving and is finished with a sun dick and domed finial.This is a very interesting Indo-Persian sword dating to the last half of the 19th Century. The solid, quality construction, engraved blade and silver-plated hilt indicate that this was a prized, high-status weapon.

Nation : German
Local Price : £450.00

Prussian M1816 Infantry Hanger / Sabre. Description Curved hanger blade with single narrow fuller running close to the spine and hatchet point. Cast brass heart-shaped hilt with short quillon and knucklebow, black leather washer, brass grip with diagonal grooves on one side and smooth on the other, round brass pommel. Black leather scabbard with inset brass frog hook and brass button chape. Blade 25 1/8 inches (64.2cm) in length past the washer, the sword 31 inches (78.7cm) overall. The blade is etched at the forte on both sides with the crown and cypher of King Friedrich Wilhelm (Frederick William). Depending on when this blade was made this would be either Friedrich Wilhelm III or IV. A small floral motif is etched below. The knucklebow is stamped with a Prussian unit mark reading &#acute;3: No. 122.28.L.R.&#acute;. The outside of the hilt is stamped with &#acute;1Y.1.6.&#acute;, which may be another unit mark. The M1816 was a near-copy of its predecessor the M1715 infantry sword. The Napoleonic Wars having finally concluded, the Prussian army chose in 1815 to adopt the French infantry saber as standard for their infantry “ the Guards regiments however preferred the old Prussian model and so new stocks were produced. The blade is of the form the English called a &#acute;hanger&#acute; although German sources consider it a sabre. Sturdy and simple to produce, these swords had a long service life, remaining in use longest as a parade weapon with the SchloÃ&159;garde-Kompanie (guards of the royal palaces) until they units were disbanded with the end of the Prussian monarchy in 1918. The blade is bright and clean with only a few tiny spots of patination and no damage to its edge. Two small spots of pitting near the etching on one side. The brass of the hilt has a light, even patina and no major dents or cracks. The leather of the scabbard has some cracking and flaking but is generally in good order, the sword sheathes and draws smoothly.

Nation : Swiss
Local Price : £450.00

Swiss 1842 Pattern Sawback Pioneer’s Sidearm, Dated 1891 by Wester & Co., Solingen. Description Straight double-edged blade with sawback. Ribbed solid brass hilt with cross guard and oval pommel. Scabbard of black leather-covered wood with brass fittings at throat and chape. Maker&#acute;s marked to the ricasso with &#acute;Wester & Co Solingen&#acute; and on the opposite face stamped with the serial number &#acute;21964&#acute; and date of manufacture &#acute;1891&#acute;. Sidearms with the form of a neoclassical &#acute;gladius&#acute; appear to have originated with the French 1771 &#acute;Eagle Head&#acute; Artillery sword. A series of very similar-looking short swords were subsequently designed, including the French 1816 & 1831 Artillery, the US Model 1832 Foot Artillery, the Swiss 1842 Pioneer&#acute;s, the Russian 1848 Pioneer&#acute;s and the British 1855 Land Transport. While durable and simple to manufacture, they were not particularly useful for combat (the gladius having become obsolete for good reasons) so remained either ceremonial items or in the role of a machete for various field tasks such as clearing brush. Blades with a saw-toothed back were also tried during this same period in an attempt to add functionality as a tool, such as on the British 1871 and 1879 pattern bayonets for the Martini-Henry rifle, and the Pioneer&#acute;s swords of various nations. Such attempts were generally considered failures, as a sawblade needs to be much narrower and longer than a short sword or bayonet to cut efficiently, and the soldiers had trouble sharpening the saw after use. This model combines both fanciful features in one. Blade is mint. Leather washer is present and intact, the leather of the scabbard has minor scuffing consistent with age. The scabbard&#acute;s frog hook is very slightly bent, still intact and usable.

Nation : French
Local Price : £450.00

French M1882 Light Cavalry Trooper&#acute;s Sword by Chatellerault, 1883. Description Straight fullered blade with spear point. Black leather washer. Brass three-bar hilt, brass oval pommel cap. Grip of black leather over wood, bound with brass wire. Steel scabbard with single band with hanging ring. The spine of the blade is engraved with &#acute;Mre d&#acute;Armes de Châtt Janvier 1883 Cavrie legere Mle 1882&#acute;, indicating that it is the Light Cavalry Model 1882, and was made at the state arsenal at Chatellerault in January 1883, during the Third Republic. The knucklebow of the hilt is stamped with the serial number &#acute;2861&#acute;, and several poinçons (punch marks). The blade is stamped at the forte on one side with three poinçons, one of a star within a triangle, another of the letter &#acute;R&#acute; within an circle and a third of the letter &#acute;B&#acute; within a circle. The upper band of the scabbard is stamped on one side with the partly legible serial number &#acute;28__&#acute;, which suggests it and the sword are probably a matching, original pair. There are a few scattered stamps on the spine of the scabbard near the throat, including the numbers &#acute;22&#acute; and &#acute;8&#acute;. Created in 1816, the Manufacture de Chatellerault, near Poitier, grew to become a key arms factory for the French state. In the 1830s it took over from the Maubeuge, Charleville and Klingenthal plants, all of these being considered too close to the German border to be relied upon in a war. During the late 19th and early 20th century production of swords at Chatellerault decreased while firearms manufacture massively increased. However, despite increasing use of machine tools and the nearing obsolescence of the sword, the blades continued to be hand-forged until 1916. Production of swords there ended in 1937. The blade is bright with only a few areas of light patination mainly in the fuller. Its unsharpened edge has only one very small nick, its tip is undamaged. The brass hilt and pommel have an even patina with a few spots of darker patination. The grip has some handling wear, the leather covering worn away in places on the ridges of the ribs, exposing the wood core. The wire binding of the grip has mostly been lost, with only two loops remaining at the pommel end. There is a split running along most of the grip, perhaps due to leather shrinkage with age or the lack of wire binding to hold the leather in place. This gap has been filled in with a hard black material matching the black leather. The scabbard is free of dents but is pitted overall, most heavily at the chape end.

Nation : French
Local Price : £450.00

French M1816 Artillery Sidearm. Description Leaf-shaped blade with two short, narrow fullers and single long fuller, solid brass hilt, brass grip with fishscale texture and three steel rivets, oval brass pommel. Black leather scabbard with brass chape and throat pieces, with frog loop. A manufacturer&#acute;s mark in cursive script is just visible on one side of the blade at the ricasso, but is illegible due to heavy patination and speckled pitting. The hilt is stamped with several serial numbers: &#acute;2389&#acute;, and &#acute;3616&#acute;, which is cancelled with a strikethrough, and an illegible three-digit number struck deeply in the centre of the hilt. Sidearms with the form of a neoclassical &#acute;gladius&#acute; appear to have originated with the French 1771 &#acute;Eagle Head&#acute; Artillery sword. A series of very similar-looking short swords were subsequently designed, including the French 1816 & 1831 Artillery, the US Model 1832 Foot Artillery, the Swiss 1842 Pioneer&#acute;s, the Russian 1848 Pioneer&#acute;s and the British 1855 Land Transport. While durable and simple to manufacture, they were not particularly useful for combat (the gladius having become obsolete for good reasons) so remained either ceremonial items or in the role of a machete for various field tasks such as clearing brush. The blade has a dark patina overall and areas of significant pitting. The tip is worn and there are some nicks to the edge. The hilt has an aged patina to the brass and some small dents. and the steel rivets have a dark patina matching the blade. The scabbard leather is original and has areas of light rubbing, flaking and surface-level cracking, a 5cm long split along part of one side. Its stitching has almost all been lost. The throat and chape pieces of the scabbard have been painted a very dark green at some point, which has worn off on one side of the chape piece. The staples attaching the pieces to the scabbard leather have been lost, the throat piece is cracked along one side and the chape piece has denting and cracking along its upper edge on one side.

Nation : British
Local Price : £450.00

British 1845 Pattern Infantry Officers Piquet Weight Sword. #2404007. This fantastic 1845 pattern infantry officer’s piquet weight sword was made between 1845 and 1854. In 1854, army regulations required that the Gothic hilt have a fixed guard instead of the previous 1822 pattern guard with a folding section.The 835mm single-edged blade has a flat spine above a broad single fuller on both sides and is the “Wilkinson” 1845 pattern. The blade retains its factory edge and has a 250mm upper edge and terminates in a spear point.Being of piquet (also known as levee) weight, the blade is only 19mm wide at the ricasso. Levee or piquet weight swords were intended for wearing at social functions, such as balls (levees) or for wearing during peacetime piquet (guard) duty.The blade is in excellent condition and is etched on both sides with arches, foliate scrollwork and the crowned cypher of Queen Victoria. The ricasso bears a brass proof stud.The gilt brass guard is of the earlier 1822 pattern with a folding section and bears an oval cartouche containing Queen Victorias’ (1837-1901) Royal cypher. The guard is in excellent condition, retaining its original gilt finish. The action of the folding section is crisp and tight. The shagreen grip is in excellent condition with three strands of wire. The hilt’s back strap has acanthus style decoration flowing into the stepped teardrop pommel with a tang button.The sword is complete with its plated steel scabbard with twin suspension rings. The scabbard is in excellent condition with minimal tiny specks of tarnish on the lower half. The sword sheathes and draws smoothly and is held firmly within the scabbard.This is a fantastic example of a Victorian infantry officer’s piquet weight sword made between 1845 and 1854.

Nation : British
Local Price : £450

Click and use the code >25179 to search for this item on the dealer website Scarce Lancaster Oval Bore Rifle Sword Bayonet, Sappers and Miners 1855, Shortened Quill Back Blade

Nation : Swiss
Local Price : £450.00

Swiss m1878 Pioneer Sword. A Swiss Model 1878 Pioneer short sword by Gerbrueder Weyersberg SolingenThe steel sawbacked blade has a fuller on one side of the blade, the front is marked with makers name and Swiss cross and the reverse has the serial number 1349 and the date the date 1883. The handle has black chequered grips secured by 5 brass rivets, brass pommel cap and crossguardIt measures 25" overall with a 19" blade. A scarce Swiss sword in Excellent condition

Nation : ?
Local Price : £450.00

Brunswick Bayonet. New item, description to follow

Nation : German
Local Price : 575.00 USD

BAVARIAN LION HEAD CAVALRY OFFICER’S SWORD C.1880. Gilt hilt with folding side guard modeled and pierced with the Bavarian lion and shield. Wire wrapped black composition grip. 32” piped back blade with large ribbon on foliage displaying motto IN TREUE FEST. Plating intact with smooth light freckling. Inner guard with virtually all original gold finish. The outside with heavy gold in protected areas.

Nation : -
Local Price : 575.00 USD

US M.1860 STAFF & FIELD OFFICER'S SWORD. Peterson #121. Standard pattern carried by Union sergeants in the Civil War. Brass hilt with eagle pommel and guard. The left side with folding stars and bars motif guard. (The spring mechanism complete but stuck. Can be freed with penetrating oil.) Floral motif knuckle bow. Spirally ray skin covered grip with twisted wire wrap. 28 3/4” d.e. diamond section blade , decorated first half with foliage and military arms. The forte with retailer's name W. A. Raymold New York N. Y. Good clean example with great Civil War character. Blade shows glossy gray patina. Brass mounted scabbard. The body plating textured with a couple small spots lacking.

Nation : -
Local Price : 575.00 USD

FINE KNIGHTS TEMPLAR SWORD. Mid 20th century. 29 7/8" blade finely decorated with Crusades scenes and motifs, owner's name, with the gold background just showing light wear and about 50% bright. Gilt hilt with faux ivory grip inscribed with cross, Masonic motifs and monogram. Gilt scabbard with finely detailed mounts. Fine enamel inlay to the guard and scabbard mounts (small losses). Excellent quality and excellent preservation for impressive bright presentation.

Nation : German
Local Price : £445.00

WW2 Nazi German Eickhorn Solingen, Pattern Nr 1714 ‘Freiherr Von Stein’ With Wehrmacht Pattern Nazi National Emblem, Army Officer’s Dress Sword Retailed By & Meyer Munster & Scabbard. ED 2523. -. This is an excellent original WW2 period Nazi German Eickhorn, Solingen, German Army Officer’s Sword. The sword is the ‘Freiherr Von Stein’ Nr 1714 pattern With Wehrmacht Pattern Nazi National Emblem ‘Eagle with Swastika’ on the langet and a plain shield on the reverse langet (see page 79 of the book Swords Of Germany By Angolia). It has a flat knuckle bow and wire bound grip. The knuckle bow, hilt back strap and pommel are adorned with oak leaf decoration. The sword measures 36” overall and the ricasso of its clean, 31” single edged, elegantly curved, fullered blade is stamped with the Eickhorn, Solingen makers mark and Squirrel trademark on one side and retailer marked ‘Gebr meyer Munster’ on the reverse. The blade is fitted with original leather hilt washer. The sword is complete with its original black painted steel scabbard with single steel hanging ring and large shoe. The scabbard has no dents and most of its original black paint finish. The price includes UK delivery. ED 2523.

Nation : French
Local Price : £445.00

Early 19th Century French Forestry Deer / Boar Hunting Sidearm with Ornate Carved Bone Stylised Eagle’s Head Hilt & Scabbard. Sn 18115:6 -. This is an original French form Forestry Hunting Dagger / Sidearm. These substantial weapons were carried when hunting large game such as Deer or Boar for self-defence and to deliver the ’death blow’ to the hunted prey. This example has an ornately carved bone stylised Eagle’s head form hilt. The bone has a repair to the handle performed at some point in its life. The repair is stable and secure. It has an ornate re-curving brass cross guard with Eagle’s head finials. Its 22” heavy single edged blade with fullers has staining and areas of old stable areas of pitting consistent with age. It measures 28” overall. There are no visible manufacturer or date marks. The weapon is complete with its brown leather scabbard with rear seam, brass throat mount with tear drop locket and long chape with ball end . The leather & stitching of the scabbard are clean and intact. The price for this substantial hunting sidearm includes UK delivery. Sn 18115:6.

Nation : Indian
Local Price : £445

Click and use the code >24207 to search for this item on the dealer website Beautiful Early Sikh Khanda Hilt Firangi Sword 17th to 18th Century

Nation : Spanish
Local Price : €550,00

Espada de ceñir para Oficial. España, periodo Fernando VII.. Guarnición de latón sobredorado. Concha frontal en cuyos extremos luce dos leones enfrentados. Otro león aparece representado en el pomo. Puño de madera cuadrillado. Hoja recta a doble filo. Sección lenticular en sus primeros cms, el resto a tres mesas. Buena conservación. Fisura en el puño, sin holguras. Picados en la hoja. Longitud total 85 cm,Â hoja 72,5 cm Images courtesy of ANTIGUEDADES SALA (https://armasantiguas.com)

Nation : British
Local Price : $795.00 CAD

BRITISH P.1822/45 GENERAL OFFICER’S SWORD. BRITISH P.1822/45 GENERAL OFFICER’S SWORD: Maker: E. THURKLE, Maker, SOHO, LONDON. Thurkle worked at this address from 1876 to 1899. Very nicely etched blade with Victoria’s Cypher on the left side and crossed batons on the right. Some patches of light to medium pitting on the lower half of the blade. Wire-bound fish-skin grip is excellent. Brass Scabbard is very nice with only a few minor dents. The brass scabbard was instituted in April 1832. With original General Officer’s Sword Knot. ROBSON # 191 & 193 $795.00

Nation : German
Local Price : 565.00 USD

BAVARIAN CAVALRY OFFICER’S SWORD C.1864-86. The period of Mad Prince Ludwig. Brass hilt with line bordered D form guard. Wire wrapped ray skin covered grip. 31”plated straight blade with double narrow fullers. The ricasso with Rudolph Klein maker's mark. Broad angled ribbon motif with IN TREUE FEST motto alternating with Black Forest foliage. Extreme point with the plating worn and gray patina, otherwise excellent throughout.

Nation : Belgian
Local Price : 6,200 kr

Belgian Tersen bayonet w/1868 serrated gallery.

Nation : -
Local Price : 550.00 USD

CIVIL WAR MILITIA NCO SWORD, CHARLESTON. Pattern used by northern and Southern Militias in the Antebellum period and which subsequently served in the Civil War on both sides. See The American Sword, Peterson, #11. Brass hilt the “bow tie” form guard and plumed helmet pommel, shows dark patina. The grip perished. 28” diamond section blade with crusty surface rust. Purchased in the 1970's at Schindler's Antiques, King St. Charleston South Carolina. It was said to have come from a Charleston house clearance and to have been carried by a Confederate soldier during the Civil War. That time was just 100 years after the war and hardly anyone collected anything. Such items with good honest provenance could be purchased very cheaply.

Nation : British
Local Price : £425.00

British Royal Army Service Corps Sword. WW1. #2404014. A scarce WW1, Royal Army Service Corps (RASC) officer’s sword made by a scarce wartime maker, Mower & Co., of Sheffield, England. During WW1, many companies not previously associated with weapons manufacture were recruited to aid the war effort.The 875mm Wilkinson style blade has a flat spine and broad, three-quarter length fuller on both sides. The blade terminates in a double-edged spear point. The finely etched blade bears scrolled foliate panels below trefoil arches. The centre of the blade bears the badge of the Royal Army Service Corps. The obverse bears the crowned cipher of King George V amidst foliate scrollwork and arches. The blade is in good condition with its original polish and crisp etching. There are a few, small patches of pale corrosion/tarnish. The ricasso bears the makers’ details, S. C. Mower & Co. Makers. Sheffield. The obverse is etched with a Damascus star and stamped with the word, PROVED.The nickel-plated three-bar guard is in excellent condition with all the plating intact. The shagreen grip is excellent and the three strands of twisted copper wire are intact and tight. The blade is firm in the hilt.The sword is complete with its brown, wood and leather scabbard. The body of the scabbard is in very good condition with age and use-related wear and scuffs. The frog strap is missing. The sword sheathes and draws smoothly and is held firmly within the scabbard.This is a very nice example of a scarce WW1 RASC officer’s sword.

Nation : British
Local Price : £425.00

British 1846 Pattern EIIR Royal Navy Officers Sword. #2407022. This 1846 pattern British EIIR Royal Navy officer’s sword in in near parade condition.The 805mm single-edged blade has a narrow fuller below a flat spine that tapers to a double-edged spear point. The blade is etched with rope fouled oak boughs surrounding a rayed crown and the royal cypher of the late Queen Elizabeth II. The obverse of the blade bears the Royal Navy fouled anchor motif below a rayed crown, between fouled oak leaves and acorns. The forte bears the Royal Arms.The etching is crisp and clear. The blade is in near mint condition and, given a polish, parade ready.The ricasso bears a stamped maker mark showing overlaid letters H H S with a sword through them. The obverse ricasso bears an etched proof mark.The solid half-basket guard is in excellent condition. The bowl of the guard bears the Georgian crown and fouled anchor of the Royal Navy. The inner folding guard is in perfect working order and mates with the pin on the scabbard.The mane of the highly detailed lion head pommel forms the back strap and the “D” guard extends from between the lion’s jaws. The twisted copper wire wrap is present and correct. The hilt retains its Royal Navy bullion sword knot and blade is firm in the hilt.The sword is complete with its black leather scabbard with gilt brass mounts. The scabbard is in good condition with small losses to the original finish. The sword sheaths and draws smoothly and is held firmly within the scabbard.This Queen Elizabeth II Royal Navy officer’s sword is in very good condition and could be a great sword for a serving officer.

Nation : Swiss
Local Price : £425.00

Swiss M1852 Cavalry Trooper&#acute;s Sword. Description Curved blade with hatchet point, with a long central fuller and shorter narrow fuller near the spine of the blade (a la Montmorency). Brass hilt with central knucklebow and two side bars, spiral ribbed grip of pressed black leather over wood. Steel scabbard with two hanging rings. Blade 36 inches in length, the sword 42 inches overall. The blade is stamped at the ricasso on one side with the maker&#acute;s mark &#acute;Gebr: Weyersberg&#acute;, and on the other side with &#acute;Solingen&#acute; indicating the manufacturer Gebrüder Weyersberg (Weyersberg Brothers). Founded by the brothers Wilhem, Peter and Johann Ludwig Weyersberg in 1787, this major Solingen-based firm merged with W. R. Kirschbaum & Co in 1883, forming the even larger Weyersberg, Kirschbaum & Co. which still exists today as WKC Stahl- und Metallwarenfabrik. The blade is also stamped in the fuller on one side with a crown over &#acute;AA&#acute;, the arsenal stamp of Bern, Switzerland, and the serial number &#acute;1060&#acute;. The French M1822 Light Cavalry sabre proved to be an extremely popular design. It was adopted by Belgium in 1834 after its independence from the Netherlands. The United States also adopted this sword as the Model 1840, and surplus French-made swords were sold to Poland and Finland in the 1920s. The Swiss initially adopted it as the M1842 - this example is the later M1852, which lacks the clipped point of its predecessor. The Swiss contracted production of the blades to firms in Solingen, Germany. I have also seen examples marked to Clemen & Jung, so the contracts were probably spread across multiple manufacturers. The blade is bright with only a few tiny spots of patination, a few nicks to the edge towards the point (beyond the end of the fuller). The brass hilt has a dark patina which I have left untouched. The grip&#acute;s wire binding has been lost, aside from a few stubs at the pommel end. The grip leather is intact with light handling wear. The scabbard is free of dents and is bright with some patination in the recesses.

Nation : French
Local Price : £425.00

French 1833 Coastal Artillery Cutlass. Here we have a good example of a French 1833 pattern naval cutlass. Clearly marked on the spine of the blade for the government arms making centre of Chatellerault, the inspection stamps are for Réviseur Joseph Ambroise Bisch who worked there until 1834. The blade is etched with a pair of anchors, one of each side. The hilt is in a good condition, featuring the narrower symmetrical guard without the large side-wing thay many have. It also features some examples of period repares.The Manufacture d&#acute;Armes de Châtellerault , nicknamed La Manu , is a French arms company located in Châtellerault , created in 1819 and disappeared in 1968.

Nation : Russian
Local Price : £425

Click and use the code >21714 to search for this item on the dealer website Most Rare Imperial German State´s ´Postal Protection Officer´s´ Sword

Nation : British
Local Price : £425

Click and use the code >21392 to search for this item on the dealer website Rare 1853 Royal Warwickshire Regt. Historically Significant &#acute;Jamaican Rebellion&#acute; Enfield Bayonet The Morant Bay Rebellion, From a Defender of Paul Bogle.

Nation : American
Local Price : 545.00 USD

US MILITIA NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICER'S SWORD C.1850. Peterson #11. Type which served extensively in the Civil War as the military was comprised to a great extent of state militias. 25 3/4" straight d.e. blade finely decorated with foliage and arms splay one side, Indian princess and crossed arrows the other. The base with fine cursive W H Horstman & Sons / Philadelphia. Brass hilt with plumed helmet pommel. Fine reeded bone grip with single shallow surface flake. Original scabbard complete. The mounts with a few dings and the leather surface worn. Rarely encountered with military motifs and pedigree maker. Classic Civil War example as used by both sides. The Indian Princess with known Southern usage.

Nation : Russian
Local Price : 545.00 USD

EUROPEAN, PROBABLY PRUSSIAN, REFURBISHED NAPOLEONIC INFANTRY HANGER, ANXI PATTERN. Brass hilt, briquette form with ribbed grip crowned ordinance mark to the guard. 31” curved wedge section blade probably for use for artillery. Blade quite bright and an obvious remount with the captured hilt. Maximizing military strength was the prime goal of all European governments after Napoleon's narrow defeat and all sprung to benefit from French military technology and the bounty of French weapons surrendered with Napoleon's defeat.