Military Antique Dress Sword & Scabbard Collection

Lot includes: G. Wollner & Co Berlin Prussian sword with brass handle. Comes with leather sheath. Sword measures 38.25" x 4.5". Weyersberg Solingen sword with filigree style guard and shagreen covered

[Fabryka Bronie Radomiu (Radom Arms Factory, Poland] Antique military sword bayonet with scabbard measures 28 in. long x 4 in. wide across handle. If lot is absent of a condition report one may be req

Amanda HFAVX TUS 1800s American Fancy Hilt Military Dress Sword *Lengths do not account for curve of the blade* Hilt: 5.5 inches Blade, Tip to Hilt: 32 inches Unsheathed Sword: 37.5 inches Scabbard: 3

Gemsco US Military Dress Sword Made In Germany. Stainless steel blade with a brass hilt. Has a hook on the scabbard for hanging. Sword in the hilt is approx 33" x 2" x 4" and it weighs 2.49lbs. The sw

REPO. OF MILITARY DRESS SWORD W/ ACID ETCHED STAINLESS 30" BLADE, METAL SCABBARD

AMERICAN CIVIL WAR ERA FIELD OFFICER'S DRESS SWORD AND SCABBARD - WIRE WRAPPED HANDLE WITH EAGLE & FLAGS CLAM SHELL GUARD - SCABBARD WITH BRASS FITTINGS - BRASS TIP WITH FLAG & CROSSED ARROWS AND STAR

CIVIL WAR ERA DRESS SWORD WITH SCABBARD

Grouping of Three (3) Antique Military Swords. Includes two Indian swords (one with scabbard) and a bayonet. Longest measures 36" L, smallest measures 25-1/2" L. Condition: Wear to scabbard, corrosion

Antique indo Persian sword Scabbard silver plated hand embossed set of 3. Made of heavy brass with thick micron silver plating. The set measures 5.5, 3.85, 4 inches. It would be finae addition to your

37'' x 4'' US dress sword measuring 37'' (31.5'' blade). Sword features etched blade and exhibits bent guard and darkening/rust to scabbard.

An antique Russian Empire Polish cavalry sword with scabbard is a historical artifact that reflects the military history of the 19th century. During this period, Poland was partitioned among several n

DESCRIPTION: Antique Japanese WWII military sword (Shin Gunto); Katana features a scabbard ring, wrapped handle, and other brass pieces presenting foliage in relief at the scabbard tip, mid, hilt, han

A British military World War I period 1907 pattern bayonet with wooden grip and leather scabbard. The steel sword blade with hooked quillon, the contoured wooden grips are fixed with two screws. Marke

Two antique hand forged military sword bayonets including one with brass handle and scabbard measuring approx 28" L and has numbers 85257. Second bayonet does not have a scabbard, measures approx 25"

Includes scabbard. Marked on base of blade. Nice ornate Prussian dress sword. Measures at 34 1/4" with 33" blade.

IN SCABBARD. MARKED ON BLADE. DATED 1863. 35" L

White jade with brown and calcified areas, carved with a figural motif possibly of qilin. L. 5.2cm (2 1/8 in.) Provenance: From an old English private collection, acquired from local antique stores an

1845-pattern British Parade Dress Sword ("proved" on brass slug in blade by hilt). The blade measures approximately 32" and is exhibiting oxidation and rust throughout. Steel scabbard is dented in two

Antique WW1 or WW2 German Infantry Army Sword with Scabbard engraved on both sides of the blade in Gothic ? Also has a hallmark of a Knight Head next to handle on blade Military approx. 40 inches long

PROVED 6 SIDED STAR SWORD WITH SCABBARD. GERMAN MADE ETCHED BLADE WITH DOUBLE RING SCABBARD. POSSIBLE 1902 ALL OFFICERS SABER BY EICKHORN. 37" L TOTAL / 32" L BLADE

A Chinese Military War Cavalry saber sword. A stainless steel blade. A steel hilt is formed by a D shaped smooth bow, and engraved with flowers and ropes patterns. Completed with a metal scabbard with

Three (3) Military Items, including sword, bayonet, and belt. 1st item: German Post WWI Artillery Officer Blucher Saber Sword with metal scabbard. Top of blade near guard with crown marks above "W 12"

18TH / 19TH C. MILITARY SWORD IN LEATHER SCABBARD - WOODEN HANDLE - 24 3/8" LONG, 18 1/8" BLADE, 1 3/8" WIDE BLADE

Antique 19th Century Dao sword from the Naga people of either northeast India or Myanmar (Burma), 26". From the collection of Phillip Siebert.