ca 1750-1775 Blacksmith made Infantry Officer's

Trooper Horse Guards 1767, British Infantry Officer French/Indian War, British Infantry Sergeant Holding Sponton French Indian War, British Infantry Officer 1750, British Infantry Officer 1756 Excelle

[EARLY PHOTOGRAPHY] -- [MILITARIA]. Half plate daguerreotype of French infantry officer. Ca 1850s. Half plate daguerreotype. (Tarnishing to perimeter.) Housed in black and gilt frame with glass (resea

U.S. Civil War Infantry Officer's presentation sword, made by German Solingen firm PDL (P.D. Lunescchoss). The brass scabbard is engraved with the name 'Colonel Ira Coray Abbott' (to whom the sword wa

Dream Manufacture D Art Jacquard Cotton Tapestry of reproduction Verdure AU Cygne . After the original by Aubusson , dating c. 1750. Made in Belgium . Ca. 1999. Measures 51.18 x 51.97 inches. Manufact

Set includes 7 Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry with officer. Made 1954-59 Only. 8 pieces. Condition very good to excellent. No box.

British Pattern 1897 Infantry Officer's sword. It was made in 1907 and has a Wilkinson "Best Proved" proof mark Wilkinson, No 41250. 110 cm long.

British Pattern 1822 Infantry Officer's Dress Sword, issued ca. 1845 to 1854. A very nice example of this historic sword. The ray skin covered wood grip remains tightly bound with wire, and the brass

Northwestern Europe, England, Sheffield, WWI era, ca. early 20th century CE. A handsome infantry officer's sword with an engraved steel blade, brass guard, ray skin grip, and original wooden and leath

A very scarce set of C.C. Ohlssons Leksaksfabrik Swedish made semi-round infantry with bandsmen, flagbearer two officers on foot (one broken at base) and a mounted officer. The company existed 1894-19

Ancient Near East, Holy Land, Middle Bronze Age I-II, ca. 2200 to 1750 BCE. A pottery tripod made for placing items in a kiln onto, with small "feet" for raising them above the floor of the kiln and "

London, ca. 1775. with eight day spring powered fusee movement, consists of going and striking trains with trip repeat. The going train of this bracket clock has anchor escapement and a shor

[WAR OF 1812]. 1803 pattern British Light Infantry or Grenadier officer's sword made by noted Irish cutler John Reed, College Green, Dublin. 26 in. curved blade with clipped point. Overall length 31 1

[CIVIL WAR]. A set of 17th Infantry officer's Hardee hat insignia. 4 x 2 1/2 in. hat infantry officer insignia with regimental number, 1858 pattern, ca 1858-1872. Gold bullion looped horn embroidered

This very rare and unusual matchbox was made around the middle of the 18th Century in Central Europe and features an organic base shape made from a chestnut with ornate silver rim, lid and striking su

Victorian British Pattern 1845/54 Infantry Officer's Sword in its Steel Scabbard. Made by S.J.Pillin, Gerard Street, Soho, London.with owners gothic initials etched into blade.

10 pieces. Made by Palomeque. Matt finish . They are 2 -1/4 inches tall each. The figures are in very good condition to excellent overall.

Note: confederate swords are extremely rare Condition: good Lenght: 34 1/2" Ca. 1860

Ca. 1845 AD. A French Infantry officer’s sword, M1845, was used during Civil War. The grip is wrapped in original shagreen leather. The ricasso is marked by the Manufacture Royale de Klingentha

E. Jung Wein Austrian-Hungarian WWI Era - M1861 Sword -This Austrian made sword is marked by E. Jung Wein of Vienna. Believed to be used by Austrian Infantry Officer Measures 30" long and comes with i

MBA II B to LBA I, Ca. 1750-1200 BC A fine example of a coil-made pottery jug with globular, almost amphora-like body, with a trefoil spout and strap handle. The neck decorated with cyclindrical linea

Central Europe, Austria, ca. middle of the 19th century CE. A fine example of an Austrian infantry officer's sword, featuring an ornate hilt with a slotted guard and a silver-wire wrapped, sharkskin-c

Spain, Colonial period, ca. 1750 CE. Glazed tiles depicting heraldic shields were made by Spanish potters from the Renaissance period onward; their skill was such that they also exported their tiles t

Spain, Colonial period, ca. 1750 CE. Glazed tiles depicting heraldic shields were made by Spanish potters from the Renaissance period onward; their skill was such that they also exported their tiles t

61 figures. Infantry, officers, marching band with instruments, flag bearer. Made of mixed materials: felt, wood, leather, metal, feather or hair hat plummage, other fabric, ribbon. On wire base stand