19th C. U.S. Eagle Head Sword

Early 19th century American eagle head officer's sword with wood grip and fancy brass mounts. Has gold etched designs on 29.5 in curved blade, overall 34.75 in long. Some discoloration to blade.

ROMANIAN EAGLE-HEAD OFFICER DRESS SWORD Late 19th Century Romanian Officer Eagle-Head Dress Sword. Straight, quillback bright blade. Maker mark / logo of Ernst Pack & Sohne, Solingen stamped on the ri

19th century AD. A hollow-formed gilt-bronze pommel of an eagle's head with curved and segmented beak, raised lentoid eyes, border of rosettes and tendrils, feather detailing to the neck; pierced for

An antique karabela type saber used by Polish and Lithuanian nobility and famous winged hussars from the 17th to late 19th century. The eagle head hilt called karabela after Polish tradition was used

(15) Coins include Flying Eagles, Indian Head Cents, 1865 Two Cent, 1857 Half Dime etc.

Scarce 19th C. American US Officer's Presentation Grade Sword ~ Rare Gilt Eagle Pommel & Elaborate Scabbard Mounts ~ Finely Etched Blade. Total length (inside scabbard if present) : 39 1/4", Blade len

with eagle head grip and leather sheath 30" long blade 35" long overall early 19th century

A antique late 19th-century American sterling silver sword of miniature size. Straight blade. Grip with guard. Elaborate embossed decoration which includes such symbols as knights helmet, eagle, US fl

19th c United States one, two, and three cents pieces (41 pcs), including flying eagles, Indian head pennies, two cent pieces, and three cent pieces

the blade engraved "US" with American Eagle brass hand guard with American eagle and shagreen grip 32 1/4" long blade, 37 1/2" long overall with scabbard 19th century

94 ASSORTED 19TH AND 20TH CENTURY U.S. MOSTLY COPPER AND SILVER COINS, AND TWO 19TH CENTURY COPPER TOKENS . Including eight large cents; flying eagle crest; seven Indian Head cents; 20 Lincoln wheat-

19th century parade sword of the POS of A. Handle surmounted by head of George Washington, American eagle on hilt. Blade Engraved with Hazleton regalia flag and badge co. with member name "Edward B. B

A (lot of 2) US Diplomat swords, both 19th century swords with mother of pearl grips; the first, cast with cartouche centering an American eagle on langet, blued blade with gold etched design, AIK on

(lot of 3) US Officer Swords, second half 19th century: the first, a mid 19th century Weyerberg manufactured Infantry sword, F.W. Widmann Philadelphia, a mother of pearl grip, an eagle counter-guard,

29 1/4" engraved blade, 34 1/2" long overall with brass scabbard circa 1830

Scarce Pattern 1830s-1850s American US Officer's Eagle Head Sword with Fire Gilt Mounts and Engraved Blade Decorations. Lovely Carved One-piece Fine Material Grip. Blade with an Old Repair Near the Mi

Officer's sword with 26 1/2 inch blade engraved with canons and roses, eagle pommel, ogee guard. Unmarked. Overall 33 1/2 inches.

A late 19th century US Cavalry sword and scabbard. Two-branch Brass guard and pommel with leather grip. Wear to patina, blade cleaned and scabbard refinished, lacks wrapped Brass wire. 34" long blade,

Scarce American Civil War era US Marine Officer's Eagle Head Sword by ''F.W. Widmann, Philadelphia'' ~ Well Marked Guard. Total length (inside scabbard if present) : 37 1/8", Blade length : 31 3/4". ~

Having a 31" blade with single fuller. Solingen marked ricasso. Clamshell guard with raised eagle. Eagle head quillion. Sculpted knuckle-bow. Ribbed pearl grip scales. Eagle head pommel. Contained in

Pre American Civil War US Infantry Officer's Eagle Head Sword with Etched Blued & Gilt Blade of German Manufacture. Total length (inside scabbard if present) : 33 1/2", Blade length : 28 1/2". ~~ DEAR

English, 18th & 19th Century, Parrot, Spaniel, Eagle Head, Leopard, Cow, And Rabbit, Eagle Height 2.5, Diameter 2.25 Inches, All With Interior Cracks To Enamel, See Photos.

Irish Georgian-Style Mahogany Armchair 19th century, the carved eagle-head crest above a shaped shield-centered splat with foliate and shell carving and flanking eagles' claws, joined by scrolling arm

French Louis XVI-Style Gilt Bronze, Porcelain & "Jeweled" Lyre-Form Mantel Clocklate 19th centurydecorated with eagle heads, garland, foliate and sunflowers, the brass eight-day spring-drive