EARLY (19th c) BRITISH 1822 PATTERN OFFICERS SWORD

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

The gilt hilt with folding counterguard, grip retains its sharkskin and twisted wire wrap. Curved, single-edged blade with back fuller. Early 19th century. Worn. Overall length 95cm. Condition III

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

This antique sword is from the first half of the 19th century. A pattern similar to the British Artillery officers sword, (British Cut and Thrust Weapons, Wilkinson, #26). Two bar iron hilt with the o

Imperial Russian Cossack Dragoon Sword Cossack dragoon officer's shashka (North Caucasian sword) in an early 1881 pattern. This sword dates to the late 19th century, and features. markings in what app

19th C. BRITISH OFFICER SHORT SWORD RAPIER 19th Century British Officer Short Sword Rapier. Triangular, bright, floral acid etched blade. No maker mark visible. Marked "11" on the bottom of the 3 star

DESCRIPTION: A 19th century British Naval Officers Sword. It has its original sword knot and an acid etched blade. It is finished with a brass hilt of solid gothic form, lion head pommel with mane ext

19th Century British Infantry Officer Sword. Straight ingraved blade marked at ricasso "Wiseman Sackvells London" and Royal crown in the middle. Total length (inside scabbard if present) : 38 3/8", Bl

King George IV's cast gurad and etched IV blade measures 24 1/2 inches. 30 inches (overall). Together with its original brass bound sheath.

British School, early 19th century, British military officer, oil on canvas, the half length portrait showing a dapper officer in a deep red tunic with a single row of brass buttons, a high gilt colla

19th C. BRITISH LIGHT CAVALRY OFFICER SWORD 19th Century British Light Cavalry Officer Sword. Curved, single-edged steel blade with fuller, shows a 10" in length blued finish with dry-point etching an

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

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.

Two Swords. Including an early 19th century brass-hilted militia officer's sword with curved single-edge blade with a false edge and single wide fuller; and an early 20th century Japanese officer's-st

Two 19th-Century Swords including a British naval officer's sword with scabbard, the bronze guard with a lion's head, molded with a crowned anchor, w. 3", l. 35", and an Italian sword with scabbard, t

AN 1822 PATTERN BRITISH FIELD OFFICER'S SWORD WITH DECORATIVE BRASS CROWN AROUND THE A STING RAY WRAPPED HANDLE. THIS BLADE ALSO SHOWS NICE PETINA AND THE SHEATH HAS DECORATIVE BRASS ENDS. MEASURES 37

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

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

BRITISH PILLOW SWORD, EARLY 19TH C., L 32" OVERALL Having a wire-wrapped wood grip with brass feather-form pommel and scrolling cross guard. Faint etching to the blade, ricasso appears to be marked "0

1802 RARE American Revolution Memoirs of a British Officer The Gambler ‘The Gambler or Memoirs of a British Officer’ is an early 19th-century narrative account by an unknown author, describing the

THREE EUROPEAN SWORDS, 19TH C. Comprising a German ruby eyed lion's head sword, with single fuller etched blade, length 37.25 inches (95 cm), a British officer's sword with etched blade, maker's mark

Rare 19th C Currier & Ives Hand Colored Print Entitled "Brave Boy Of The Waxhaws." Depicts a young Andrew Jackson being struck by a British officer's sword after having been taken prisoner and ordered

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

An antique 19th-century walking cane with a concealed blade, also referred to as sword cane. British India. The steel stiletto has a wooden handle with decorative carving and gilt brass finial. The bl