1827 PATTERN ROYAL NAVAL OFFICERS SWORD

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.

Militaria : a 19thC pattern 1827 Royal Navy Officer's sword, the brass pipeback hilt with folding guard, shagreen wire wrapped grip and terminating in a lion's head pommel. Together with a 19thC rapie

A CLEAN VICTORIAN ROYAL NAVAL OFFICER'S SWORD, 79cm curved blade by Bilney & Ashdowne, etched with scrolling foliage, crowned fouled anchor and the Royal arms, minor staining, regulation gilt hilt wit

A US Naval Officer's Sword. A WKC ceremonial US Navy sword with scabbard. Casted brass gold-plated guard with stainless steel blade etched with the USN pattern and labeled WKC Solingen Germany Overall

FRANCE, CIRCA 1837 A French model 1837 naval officer's sword manufactured by Coulax & Cie. of Klingenthal, France. Coulax & Cie. was founded after the Coulax family purchased the Royal Forge to which

Navy Officer Sword with KnotMaker C.K. Co., nickel-plated blade with etched floral and Naval pattern, gilt hilt, decorative crossguard with crown, lions head pommel with green and red glass inset eyes

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

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

Wilkinson blade #89437, blade etched with Queen Elizabeth II cipher. Sword belt supplied by Gieves of London. Belt buckled bearing naval insignia with folding guard and attached gilt thread tassel. Co

in white jacket, with 3 other naval figures; rare paint variation, very good; one sword missing, 4 pieces, (c. 1939)

Nagamitsu is one of the most famous japanese sword smith of WW2. Nagamitsu was the director of Okayama Prison and utilized prison labor to help him produce swords for the war effort, the cutting abili

Japanese WWII Naval Officers Sword Navy KATANA Shark Skin Scabbard. Early 1940s. Full Length 37 inch Blade Length 25 inch

Likely British Naval Officer's Sword, Circa 180029 in. curved blade, turned wooden grip, pierced brass knuckle bow terminating in a finial engraved with an anchor. Without scabbard. Property Deaccessi

Japanese Naval Officer's Sword, 39" length.

Polish Naval officer's sword, World War II era, leather covered grip, blade etched HONOR I OJCZYZNA with a leather scabbard, 38.5"l

Reference: The American Sword 1775-1945, Harold Leslie Peterson, page 161, figure 138. Note: original fish skin hilt Condition: excellet with scabbard Length: 35"

Japanese WWII Kai-Gunto Naval Officer's Sword with ray skin covered wooden scabbard and wrapped hilt. Tang is stamped with an anchor; unsigned. Some wear to the scabbard and hilt. No locking mechanism

A Naval Officer's Sword, and a quantity of various sword scabbards Mostly 19th century The first with fullered double-edged blade (some pitting) retaining traces of etched decoration at the forte, bra

Japanese Naval Officer's Kai-gunto sword with Shinogi Zukuri blade shape, lacquered black scabbard with gilt brass metal mounts and cloth wrapped metal handle. Blade measures 26 3/4" L. 38 1/4" L. Ear

French naval officers sword, 3rd empire Napoleon with an elaborate cross guard, brass mounting with an anchor, a fuller running the full length of the blade, mounted with leather, the blade in extreme

Good Model 1852 American US Navy Naval Officer's Sword with Tassel ~ Rare English maker 'GAUNT'. Total Length (inside scabbard if present) : 36". Blade Length : 30". ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ DEAR BIDDERS, PLEAS

AN ANTIQUE BRIISH NAVAL OFFICERS SWORD. 93 cm long.

Fancy gold gilled shark skin grip lion head naval officers sword. Made by Mathews & Co. Folding hand quad 36 inches long. Fancy scene on blade. No scabbard. Very nice

A naval officer's sword, model 1852, dedicated to Officer H.M. Richardson, with leather carrying case. Provenance: Ken Brown, Frank's Fisherman, San Francisco