BRITISH PATTERN 1796 WEYERSBERG SWORD

British pattern 1796 light cavalry sword, the spine marked Dawes, Birmm (Samuel Dawes, sword maker, Birmingham, England , 1775-1830), and B the 32.25 blade with edge nicks, markings above the ricasso

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

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

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

British Pattern 1796 Light Cavalry Officer's Saber 33" blade. 40" overall with hilt and scabbard. Curved single edge blade with straight back point and wide fullers to both sides. Blade has a Damascen

Ca. Late 18th-early 19thC. Very good and complete with many touchmarks as shown. Blade-35" Full-40".

Swords 1796 British Cavalry Sword Napoleonic to War of 1812 Era c. 1796 Napoleonic War to War of 1812 Era Use, British 1796 Cavalry Sword, Fine. This 1796 Cavalry Sword has a 32.5" curved single-edge

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.

Post Revolution British Military Officer's Pattern-1796 Brass Gorget Pattern-1796 British Officer's Brass Gorget, Fine. This 3.5" x 4.25" gilt brass half-moon shaped metal insignia represented the las

CONTEMPORARY BRITISH MODEL 1796 CAVALRY SWORDS Lot of 2 contemporary production reenactor / theater prop British model 1796 light cavalry sword. Measure 37.50" overall, with 32.50" blades. Both includ

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

FRENCH MODEL 1874 "GRAS" BAYONETTE - SHORT SWORD / BRITISH PATTERN 1907 ENFIELD WILKINSON BAYONETTE / WWI ERA SWISS BAYONET WAFFENFABRIK NEUHAUSEN - LARGEST IS 4" x 25 1/2"

Featured in this lot is a British 1855 pattern short sword from the Land Transport Corps. The sword displays a 22 1/2" long single-edged blade with a solid brass grip and guard. The blade features a s

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.

Mid 19th century. Having its original scabbard with nice patina and marked with Star of David and centered with brass medallion reading Proven. Handle is shark or ray skin wrapped nicely with braided

A typical example of the 1885 pattern sword with leather grips made by Robert Mole. The scabbard of correct pattern does not match the sword and is marked as being obsolete. Length of sword: 103 cm (4

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

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

A GEORGE III 1796 PATTERN INFANTRY OFFICERS SWORD. 103 cm long.

Rare variation of Pattern 1899 British Sword. Straight blade maker marked Wilkinson Pallmall . Original scabbard marked WSC. Total length: 45 5/8", Blade length : 29 1/2". ~~ DEAR BIDDERS, Please View

Complete with original scabbard. The blade retains a great deal of original blue. Blade is unsigned. No Royal cypher.

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

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