A 19TH CENTURY NAVAL DRESS SWORD with ray skin grip,

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

33'' long ( 28'' blade) near mint condition. Etched blade indicates manufacture in Toledo Spain. Sword presents rayskin grip.

33'' long ( 28'' blade) near mint condition. Etched blade indicates manufacture in Toledo Spain. Sword presents rayskin grip.

33'' long ( 28'' blade) near mint condition. Etched blade indicates manufacture in Toledo Spain. Sword presents rayskin grip.

A German hunting sword, A German hunting sword, early to mid-19th century, with a brass hilt decorated with hounds, Ray skin grip and engraved steel blade, - no scabbard blade 52cm, total 65cm Conditi

**First Time At Auction** East Asia, China, Qing Dynasty, ca. 19th century CE. A nice set of two swords with forged steel blades, wooden sheaths wrapped in tactile stingray skin, and brass fittings. T

19th Century Japanese short sword with bound fish skin grip, iron tsuba decorated with fans and lacquered scabbard, signed to the blade and the tsuba, 24.5ins long

China, traditional Chinese Liuyedao sword 19th century with green dyed ray skin scabbard and brass mounts. Liuyedao or willow leaf saber is a type of Dao that was used in the Ming and Qing Dynasties.

Rare 19th C. Mexican Cavalry Sword with Unique Engraved Blade Decorations. with its iron hilt mounts having unusual snake skin grip with silver and copper wire bondage. Wearing a robust curved blade w

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 19TH CENTURY OFFICERS ARTILLERY DRESS SWORD the 82cm fullered steel blade etched with scrolls and cipher, three-bar steel guard and wire bound shagreen grip, black metal scabbard (100cm overall)

Saber, 19th century, heavy, high quality design, blade with fullers, grip ray skin with wire winding, bow with recess for safety strap, metal scabbard, rubbed and bumped, l. 98,5 cm

WWII or earlier, single fuller 26.25 in. steel blade with pronounced hamon; cast brass guard with ray skin grip; leather-over-wood scabbard with brass mounts. DOA 34.25 in. Additional high-resolution

A (lot of 3) Prussian or German dress swords, 19th century: a foot officer sword and a Civil Servant court sword, both with a vasiform pommel, a wire wrapped grip, a folding guard, a leather scabbard;

19th century. German made sword by Weyersberg and Stamm. The handle wrapped in ray or shark skin and the band is intact along with the guard. Good overall condition wear consistent with age. L35 1/2"

The hilt with green cord braid over rayskin, and inserted menuki on each side, with a floral-molded and gold-embellished buttcap; the tsuba is cast-iron in a four-flanged shape, the perimeters edged w

United States Naval Military Sword. 19th C., with leather scabbard and etched blade "A. Shuman & Co. Boston, Mass." with shagreen and wire grip. Used condition, wrapping is loose on grip. surface dist

Northwestern Europe, England, Sheffield, WWI era, ca. early 20th century CE. A handsome infantry officer's sword with an engraved steel blade, brass guard, ray skin grip, and original wooden and leath

The hilt with black cord braid over rayskin, and inserted menuki on each side, with an incised brass buttcap; the tsuba is cast-iron with apple blossom decoration, and a gold-inlaid band; the ebony sc

The hilt with brown cord braid over rayskin, and inserted gold-embellished menuki on each side, with a molded figure and gold-embellished buttcap. The cast-iron oval tsuba is molded with a gold-embell

Antique German Imperial artillery officier's sword, fishkin grip with brass wire, brass wilt badge, no scabbard, 19th century, sword size 38.5"l

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

engraved "Lieut. D. G. Clarke" on the blade blade is 28 7/8" long, overall 35 1/2" with shagreen grip and sheath 19th century

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