1831 British pattern General officers sword with sheath.

1831 British pattern General officers sword with sheath. Dimensions: H: 5 inches: W: 37 inches: D: 1 inches --- US Shipping charge: $35 Plus insurance at a rate of $1 per hundred.

AN 1822 PATTERN BRITISH FIELD OFFICER'S SWORD WITH DECORATIVE BRASS CROWN AROUND THE A STING RAY WRAPPED HANDLE. THIS BLADE ALSO SHOWS NICE PETINA AND THE SHEATH HAS DECORATIVE BRASS ENDS. MEASURES 37

AN 1827 PATTERN BRITISH NAVAL OFFICER'S SWORD WITH BRASS LION AT THE HANDLE AND STING RAY WRAPPED GRIP. THE BLADE SHOWS NICE PETINA AND THE SHEATH HAS DECORATIVE BRASS ENDS. THE SWORD MEASURES 37"L.

British Officer's Sword in Leather Sheath. Etched patterns and British coat of arms on blade. Overall measures 39-1/2" L, blade measures 33-5/8 Condition: some corrosion to blade and handle Estimate:

English General Presentation Sabre Mameluke Possibly 1831 Pattern With Curved Single Edged Blade Double Edged Towards The Point And Crossed Sword And Baton Regulation Gilt Brass Hilt Ivory Grip Scales

George IV cypher cast in guard. 22 inch blade, 27 inches (overall). Together with an original brass tag #135

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.

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.

British pattern 1897 infantry officer's sword, late 1960s, the 32.25" fullered blade embellished with engraving including the royal cypher of Queen Elizabeth II, a crown over the British Royal coat of

The lot includes a model 1860 U.S. staff officer sword with an original scabbard and a British 1796 pattern Infantry officers sword featuring a folding double shell guard, knuckle bow, urn pommel, and

NAPOLEONIC WAR BRITISH INFANTRY OFFICER 1796 SWORD Napoleonic War British 1796 Pattern Infantry Officer Sword. Dual Etching with gold wash, diamond section straight blade. Brass hilt, fixed Boat-shell

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

British Victorian Era Pattern 1822 Officer's Sword, complete with its original scabbard. The sword has a lovely etched blade naming it to the 6th Carabineers, officially known at the time as the 6th R

RARELY SEEN BRITISH MADE GOLD BULLION GENERAL OFFICER'S SWORD BELT BUCKLE AND SWORD HANGERS. CONDITION LOOKS UNISSUED. BUCKLE IS NICELY MARKED "ENGLAND" TO THE BACK.

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

DESCRIPTION: 1895 pattern Henry Wilkinson British infantry officers sword featuring a half basket hilt pierced with foliate scrolls designs alongside etched details, a wire bound fish skin ribbed hand

by Peter Busch, circa 1831. having excellent gilding and cast detail. with original scabbard. L38"

[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

The Pattern 1899 NCO Cavalry Sword Type 32 was used from the Russo-Japan War of 1905 until World War II; this example has the expected crosshatch wood and metal grip, a guard made of standard Japanese

Carl Thieme Dresden Porcelain British Soldier FigurineRare porcelain Dresden figurine of a British officer of the Grenadier Guards circa 1840. It comes intact the the sword and the sword sheath. In ex

WWI British Named Officer's Sword And Coat Of Arms Patent Document Grouping. Named To Captain Wilfred Johnson Banham Of The Indian Army Reserve Of Officers. (1) Pattern 1897 Officer Sword. Single Edge

King George IV's cast gurad and etched IV blade measures 24 1/2 inches. 30 inches (overall). Together with its original brass bound sheath.

This antique sword is from the first half of the 19th century. A pattern similar to the British Artillery officers sword, (British Cut and Thrust Weapons, Wilkinson, #26). Two bar iron hilt with the o