EARLY 19th CENTURY US MILITIA SWORD & SCABBARD

An early 19th century Nathan Starr cavalry sword and scabbard. Curved Iron guard, backstrap and pommel with grooved leather grip. Marked "N. Starr" and "US", with "P" and "LS' inspector marks at ricas

**Originally Listed At $1500** North America, United States, Detroit Michigan, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. Wow! A stunning ceremonial sword with silver, steel, and brass components, replet

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,

The early 19th century sword in period leather scabbard is topped by a figural cast eagle pommel over the reeded handle completed by a decorative hilt and handle, each cast with five balls of graduati

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

THREE DAGGERS19th CenturyA Scottish dagger with carved wooden handle, a brass-handled sword converted to a dagger, and a U.S. militia sword converted to a dagger, with a Native American-form pommel an

An Early 19th Century Knights Of The Templars Sword With A Metal Scabbard. The handle has a stingray leather grip and the scabbard of the sword has some incredibly detailed metal work decorating the p

Unmarked sword with metal Scabbard. Approx. 38 1/2" long.

Japanese, early 19th century, a sword signed Kanehisa, featuring a wood saya, gilt menuki, and black tsukamaki. L. of blade and hilt: 102 cm (40 1/8 in.), L. of scabbard: 75.2 cm (29 1/2 in.)

Early Sword and Scabbard. 19th century.Overall length 35-1/2".

A Fine and rare late 19th to early 20th century short sword and original scabbard. The scabbard thinly carved wood covered in animal hide and attached with old tacks. embellished with hammered brass s

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

Late 18th/early 19th century Japanese short sword, marked on tang, blade 13 1/4" L, overall 20" L. With scabbard. Provenance: Swampscott, Massachusetts collection.

U.S. MODEL 1840 ARTILLERY SWORD AND SCABBARD19th CenturyBlade stamped "US L.D. 1861".Length of blade 32". Total length 37".

Collection of early 19th century United States artillery regiment 1-piece buttons including: 1.)Militia Artillery Regiment button Albert's AY60B. Button is backmarked "SUPERFINE COLOUR". Button in fin

Collection of early 19th century United States artillery corps buttons including: 1.)Militia Artillery Corps button Albert's AY57B. Button is backmarked "R.&W. ROBINSONS/ ATTLEBOROUGH/EXTRA/RICH". But

Late 19th century to early 20th century forged Iron Blade with wooden handle and wooden sheath embellished with rattan and reddish mineral pigments. The Sword in sheath measures 23.5 inches. Salampasu

Swords Prussian or German Military Cavalry Sword with Scabbard c. 19th to Early 20th Century, Prussian / German Military Cavalry Sword with Scabbard, Fine. This Prussian / German Military Cavalry Swor

late 19th/early 20th century model

Ottoman Sword (Yataghan) , early 19th c., recurved single-edge blade, "eared" grip, foliate embossed scabbard, the chape formed as a monster head, blade l. 26 in., presented in a shadowbox frame, 12 i

AMES MANUFACTURING COMPANY KNIGHTS TEMPLAR SWORD AND SCABBARDChicopee, Massachusetts, Late 19th/Early 20th CenturyEtched blade.Length of blade 26.5". Total length 33".

Ca. late 19th early - 20th century AD. Masonic sword for the "Knights Templar" order ceremony, with scabbard, offered to Irvin S. Smith, Ricasso marked: HORSTMANN PHILADELPHIA. The pommel is in the fo

Western Europe, Spain, ca. early 19th century CE. A lovely example of a sword known as an espada ancha (literally "wide sword") of an elegant form. The forged-steel, double-edged blade exhibits a leng

18th or early 19th century. Curved iron blade with rust. No marking visible. Wooden grip with a chip on wood. Brass guard. No scabbard. Weapons stored in cellar, need cleaning and oil