19thy Century Bowie Knife

A 19TH CENTURY BOWIE KNIFE BY GEO. WOSTENHOLM & SON, WASHINGTON WORKS, SHEFFIELD with chequered ebonised grip - stamped to the steel blade(34cm overall)

Featured in this lot is the collection of a 19th century, frontier Bowie Knife, sheath, and belt. The knife sheath and belt shows a harness leather construction that is held together with brass tacks

19th Century Tribal Bowie Knife with Brass Riveted Leather Sheath. Old Wood Handle with Wrapped Wire. Patinized Steel Blade with Blood Grooves. Length 16 3/4"

Alexander, Sheffield Bowie Knife. Circa 19th Century. Strong Blade is marked at ricasso. Solid guard and handle. Total length: 16 1/2", Blade length : 11 5/8" x 1 7/8".~~. Detailed condition reports a

NORTHFIELD UN-X-LD MODEL BOWIE KNIFE20th CenturyWith leather sheath.Length of blade 9”. Total length 14”.

19th Century James & Lowe Sheffield Bowie knife. Carbon steel blade signed & marked with Winged eagle Star & Crosses. Rosewood tombstone handle with Nickel silver shield cartouche, finger guard & repo

TWO BOWIE KNIFES20th CenturyOne made by Rite Edge. Both with sheaths.Lengths 14” and 16”.

North America, United States, ca. late 19th century CE. A wonderful bowie knife with a large steel blade, a caramel-hued wooden handle, and six pins securing the tang to the handle. The tang extends p

North America, United States, ca. late 19th century CE. A huge bowie knife with a substantial wooden handle, a thick, curved hand guard, and a twin-lobed, upturned thumb rest. The steel blade has a th

Early-mid-20th century hunting fixed blade bowie knife. Marked Anton Wingen Jr., Soligen, Germany to blade base. Marked Othello to leather case. With antler handle. Dimensions: (Incl. leather) L 11.75

Corsan, Denton, Burdekin & Co. Clip Point Bowie Knifemid-19th century, maker-marked on the ricasso, the 6 in. blade etched for the American market with an eagle amid a circle of stars; silver handle a

George Wostenholm I * XL Sheffield Bowie Knifemid-19th century, straight 5-1/4 in. blade marked I * XL / GEORGE / WOSTENHOLMS / CELEBRATED / CUTLERY; silver guard and handle, with the original leather

Samuel Nicholson, Sheffield Clip Point Bowie Knifemid-19th century, maker's mark on ricasso, a floral panel on the 5 in. blade is engraved "Rough & Ready," likely referring to American President Zacha

Two George Wostenholm I * XL Sheffield Bowie Knivesmid-19th century or somewhat later, marked G. WOLSTENHOLM & SON / WASHINGTON WORKS, both knives with horn handles with blank silver escutcheons, blad

Two Large English Clip Point Bowie Kniveslate 19th century, the taller one marked WILKINSON / & SON / SHEFFIELD on the ricasso and PERFECT on the left side of its 10-5/8 in. blade, with brass guard an

Nice 19th century theatre made bowie style cutlass fighting knife. Nice condition with wear from use and age. Overall it measures approximately 20-1/4" across. Blade measures approxiamtely 14-3/4" acr

North America, United States, ca. late 19th century CE. Two wonderful hand-built bowie knives with planar hand guards and dense wooden handles, one of which has an integral knobbed pommel. Both steel

A 20th century American Folk Art oil painting on canvas depicting a portrait of James Jim Bowie with a knife. Unsigned. Framed. A paper label of Charles G. Carlton, on the backside. James Bowie, 1796

Mid 19th century. Hand forged and fashioned bowie having antler handle and brass guard and fittings. The guard having been marked at each side. One side Richmond, VA and marked Johnson at the opposing

North America, Mexico, Spanish Colonial period, ca. early 19th century CE. A fine side knife known as a bowie knife used by Spanish soldiers during the colonial period of Mexico. The forged-steel blad

"Celebrated Cutlery" 5" long blade 9 1/2" long overall with antler handle early 20th century

Sheffield 9" long, 4 1/2" long blade with leather sheath 19th century

Boston, MA, 5 1/4" long blade 9 1/2" long overall with antler handle late 19th century

Joseph Rodgers & Sons Sheffield Bowie Knife. Noted as the Cutlers to Her Majesty, one of the finest knife makers of the mid to late 19th century. Single edge polished steel blade, silvered crossguard