145. Masonic Sword Cane-Ca. 1920-A Masonic Sword cane b

The four pieces include. 1. A wood walking stick stenciled ROOSEVELT AND GARNER along with the name CLARK. 2. A named fraternal sword by Henderson and Ames of Kalamazoo. 3. A leather washer cane. 4. A

68. Klingenthal Sword Cane-Ca. 1840-An early signed Klingenthal 12” four sided blade with various symbols, hammered copper riveted handle, push and pull mechanism,thick malacca shaft, and a matching

143. A Horn Sword Cane- Ca. 1870- An unusual horn handle which is possibly rhino, push and lock mechanism with a 16” worked and serrated 4 sided blade, ornate brass collar, real bamboo shaft and a

140. Sword Cane- Ca. 1800- An English sword cane with a 27” blade, brass end cap atop, a pair of brass eyelets, push and pull mechanism, malacca shaft and a 6” brass ferrule. H.- 1” x 6” O.L.-

7. Johnny Winter Sword Cane- Ca. 1890- A carved ivory dragon with horn eyes, gold filled collar, 29” signed push and pull sword blade, malacca shaft and a metal ferrule. H.- 3 ½” x 1 ½” O.L.-

165. Silver and Stag Sword Cane- Ca. 1870- An early four sided 20” blade in a push and pull mechanism, overlaid red deer antler with silver, silver collar, bamboo shaft, and a metal ferrule. H.- 5��

50. Sword Cane- Ca. 1900- A hardwood twist and lock sword cane with a 24” blade, hardwood handle and shaft, brass collar and an iron pike ferrule. H.- 4” x 1 ½” O.L.- 35” $400-$500

120. Sword Cane- Ca. 1885- A malacca sword cane with a 24“ triangle blade with a push and lock mechanism, brass disc atop, a pair of brass eyelets with a leather lanyard, malacca shaft and an iron f

142. Japanese Sword Cane- Ca. 1900- A carved bamboo sword cane with dragons, rats and minor damage, ornate silver metal collar and bands, 21” four-sided forged blade and a metal ferrule. H.- 11” 1

161. Pair of Sword Canes- Ca. 1950- A pair of Indian made sword canes with full length blades, hardwood shafts and brass ferrules. Average length- 36” $250-$400

Rosewood shaft and brass ferrule. Silver collar engraved "George Gladwin Higganum, Conn." (Gladwin was from Haverhill, MA). 34 1/2 inches. 10 inch blade.

American, Ceremonial Masonic Sword 1910-1920. Size 37 inches length overall. with nearly 32 3/8 inch blade. with original complete hanger. Ex Dr Joseph Touma WV USA.

With a knight's head gilt brass pommel, monogrammed hilt, the blade, and sheath are engraved with the name of the owner, Knights Templar symbols, and jousting knights. The blade is stamped on ricasso

Two Antique Continental Walking Sticks, Sword Cane - Two walking sticks, c. 19th century. Both with carved knobs at top. A) Bamboo Sword Cane, three sided blade 12" l, overall 31" L. B) Walking Stick

Ca. late 19th early - 20th century AD. Masonic sword for the "Knights Templar" order ceremony, with scabbard, offered to Irvin S. Smith, Ricasso marked: HORSTMANN PHILADELPHIA. The pommel is in the fo

Ca. 1880- A twigspur black horn handle, engraved 18” blade with the name “W.M. Crausion” engraved on the blade, blade also has makers mark of “C C,” twist and lock working mechanism, gold co

England or Ango-India, ca. 19th century. Chased silver handle, likely rosewood shaft. Bayonet-style opening with triangular section blade. MEASUREMENTS Length: 35 3/4 inches / 91 cm SHIPPING $30 flat-

Ca.late 19th century AD. Gilt brass knight-helmet-shaped pommel and cross guard featuring an American Eagle, ebony grip with an inserted brass cross, straight double-edged blade engraved with floral d

a harmless crooked cane that becomes a weapon with a triangular blade much like that of the US model 1917 LF&C trench knife. ca. 1950 36.5" length

Ca.late 19th century AD. A pair of antique American Masonic Knights Templar ceremonial swords with stainless steel blades. One has a wire-wrapped leather handle and decorated brass pommel and guard. T

42. Pond System Cane- Ca. 1920- A cane used to sample pond water, metal adjustable shaft which extends to approximately 5 feet. O.L.- 33” $300-$500

Primitive carved sword/cane. 37 1/2" long

Group of 20 swords and sword canes including makers United Cutlery, Windlass, France-Lames Epee #4, Hibben Knives, and Gastrock.Provenance: From the Estate of Horst Rechelbacher, Osceola, Wisconsin.Ho

172. Enamel Silver Dress Cane- Ca. 1920- A perfect engine turned blue enamel sterling handle with great eye appeal, handle is signed 925-fine, rich snakewood shaft and a  horn ferrule-  H-1 ¼” x