French 1st Empire Heavy Cavalry Sword

A French 1st Empire Light Cavalry Officer's SabreEarly 19th CenturyOf regulation pattern, with curved fullered blade (pitted) double-edged towards the point, brass hilt with half-basket guard of two r

Antique French Heavy Cavalry Officer's Palash Sword. Full Length 45 Inch Blade Length 37.5 Inch

1st EMPIRE NAPOLEONIC LIGHT CAVALRY OFFICER SWORD 1st Empire Napoleonic Light Cavalry Officer Sword. Bright curved, fullered blade. No visible maker mark. Gilded brass hilt with decorated pommel. Ebon

1st item: French cavalry officer's sword, with horn handle wrapped in brass wire. Ricasso bears stamps CFC. Bronze handle with laurel wreath and drape decoration. Blade etched "Manufacture nationale d

A heavy cavalry sword for enlisted men of the cuirassiers, 1st half of the 18th centuryBroad, straight blade with double fullers on both sides (pitting), embellished with two additional grooves along

Here are 37 Heinrischen French Cuirassiers, heavy cavalry soldiers, mounted and attacking. Many of the soldiers are carrying swords and most of them are still intact. They range in size from 1-1/2" to

DESCRIPTION: Napoleonic Grenadiers Cheval de la Garde Imperiale (Mounted Grenadiers of the Imperial Guard), Heavy Cavalry Sword featuring a hilt composed of brass presenting open work scroll designs a

Circa 1810 French cavalry sword with curved 34.5 inch blade, leather grip and brass hand guard. Original metal scabbard, overall 40 in long. Has French marks K, L, B (Lobstein and Bisch) - guard stamp

DESCRIPTION: 1796 pattern Osborn and Co British heavy cavalry trooper sword with a German blade. The sword features an iron disc hilt, knuckle bow and backstrap with perforations, a ribbed black leath

Model 1840 Heavy Cavalry Sword, 35 in. blade and 41 in. overall with a deeply curved blade and heavily oxidized brass handguard and pommel. The handguard is formed of three bars intersecting at the po

French Heavy Cavalry Saber With Straight Blade19th century, 37-1/4 in. blade; brass guard stamped with H 8 G; the grip sheathed in leather wrapped with twisted brass wire. Fitted with an iron scabbard

19th century French cavalry sword signed F. Manchon, 12 Rue de Richelieu, Paris with armory notation. Also Drogon no. 1854 and dated 1878. Straight 38.25 in blade, overall 44 in long. Brass hand guard

NO SCABBARD, WRAP INTACT. ESTIMATE: $900-$1100

Prussian made Model 1840 Heavy Cavalry Sword, 36.5 in. blade and 41.5 in. overall with a deeply curved blade and brass handguard and pommel, marked ‘US’ on the pommel. The handguard is for

French Heavy Cavalry Saber With Straight Blade19th century, arsenal information dated 1830 on top of the 37-1/4 in. blade; the right side of the blade with additional marks beneath the branched brass

U.S. HEAVY CAVALRY SWORDDated 1849Stamped "Cabotville Ames".Length of blade 32". Total length 37".

A later version of the pattern XI made at the Chaterault works and dated 1836. It has a curved blade and steel scabbard with wire wrapped grip. Overall L. of sword: 107 cm (42 in.) Provenance: The Col

Preserved as found 1887 pattern British Officers heavy cavalry sword with missing grip and pierced cup hilt. 40" L

Preserved as found 1887 pattern British officers heavy cavalry sword with missing grip and pierced cup hilt. 40" L10

6 Pieces New In Box

Comprised of: 1) British 2 [star]. 2) French 1st Empire. 3) French 18th [broken crown] 4) French 76th Infantry. 5) Baden Imperial German, 6) British with three lions and laurel wreath. All showing wea

Two Civil War Era Swords with Scabbards: the first, Ames Artillery Model 1848 sword "NP AMES, Cabotville, 1848" on the reverse; the other, a heavy cavalry sword with a serpentine counterguard on hilt,

French 1st Empire Coupe, 1991 matt finish version pulled by a 3 horse team. Mignot style wheels, conductor rides lead horse on gerbeau style saddle, coacher with long whip sits on seat box. 6 pieces.

Jean-Baptiste Huguet French 1st Empire period silver and glass double open salt stand, circa 1800. Footed stand with figural swans around the mounts supporting the open salts. Clear glass salt bowls w