Gadget Cane, Sword, Malacca, C. 1870

This tourist style cane or walking stick is made of malacca wood and conceals a sword within the shaft. The sword is 28.5" long and sharp on one side.

This sword cane or walking stick is made of Malacca wood with a horn grip. The blade is hidden within the shaft, a faceted weapon, hexagonal in design. It has a brass brace at the base of the blade, a

Sword Cane with engraved 24" blued blade. Handle is horn with a few worm holes, full bark malacca wood shaft and steel ferrule. c. 1860.Condition:(Excellent).36 - 1/4" x 1 - 3/4" x 1 - 3/4".Dimensions

This cane or walking stick has a leather wrapped grip that can be unscrewed and pulled out to become a telescope gadget. The cane is capped in silver with a silver handle. The body is ebonized Malacca

a harmless crooked cane that becomes a weapon with a triangular blade much like that of the US model 1917 LF&C trench knife. ca. 1950 36.5" length

Eight ivory forks inside the malacca wood shaft, with brass and steel ferrule. Cloisonne has a small chip. C. 1890. 35 - 1/2".Condition:(Excellent).Dimensions:35 - 1/2" x 1" x 1".

This sword has a cane or walking stick-like scabbard, complete with brass collar and ferrule. The hilt is ebony with wood nails. The blade is 30.0" long, narrow, and comes to a sharp point.

This leather wrapped sword cane or walking stick has a series of chevron pattered laces down from the pommel to the ferrule, splitting into a nest of loose strips at the collar before once again wrapp

First Run Antique India Cane Sword 19th C. Measure 36" Overall, Blade 24.5". Please carefully read our terms of sale, shipping information, and request any condition reports or photos prior to placing

This cane or walking stick is made of hickory wood, a carved snake curling up the length in imitation of the rod of Asclepius The grip is set into a large, iron cylinder. when removed from the body of

Antler and malacca sword cane, having an antler knob handle above a metal eyelet and wrist cord, surmounting a malacca shaft, ending in a tapering 5.5"l brass ferrule, the epee sword having a single f

120. Sword Cane- Ca. 1885- A malacca sword cane with a 24“ triangle blade with a push and lock mechanism, brass disc atop, a pair of brass eyelets with a leather lanyard, malacca shaft and an iron f

Sword cane/walking stick with hexagon blade. Gadget sword cane with 22" hexagon sword blade. 36"L shaft is made of bamboo. Ferrule is 1". Handle is pewter. Good condition with age related wear. Issued

This cane or walking stick is carved with the initials G.A.R. just beneath the cap. Along the carved shaft are various images of the war, including a maltese cross, crossed flags and rifles, and five

Japanese Sword Cane, C. 20th C., L 30.5'' Lacquered faux leather wrapped sheath and grip. 24.5" unsharpened blade. Brass throat and pommel with a painted white metal end cap. No markings on the blade.

This ebonized oak cane or walking stick has a bulbous top that unscrews from the main shaft to reveal a cylindrical skewer inside it. The shaft carries soft bumps from its origin as a piece of branch

18-19th C Cane Sword Blade & Handle "NO BODY", With Decorative Implants( Some Missing) And Some Heraldic Shield. Measure Overall 15.5" Long. Please carefully read our terms of sale, shipping informati

This maple branch wood cane or walking stick is hollowed out to make it a functional pipe. The grip can be used as a mouthpiece or removed to serve as a cigarette holder or the bowl of a pipe.

This oak cane or walking stick has a spherical maple frip affixed to the top. The body of the cane is marked with lines where the cane can come apart and be reassembled. It has a brass ferrule and riv

Early Fire Engine : an early 19 th C malacca cane , with brass buckle band initialled ' WM ' [ ..Mason or.. Merryeather ?) , long ferule and white metal top having bas relief of 4 East Asian Gods and

This cane or walking stick is topped with a bust of a smiling man, mouth agape in an exaggerated laugh. He is wearing a yellow kerchief over a red vest with a flat, black cap.

Sword cane, c.1940s, having a dog-form handle with an inset depiction of British King George VI, the handle pulls our revealing a 17" tapered square steel sword, overall: 35"l, 4.25"w at handle, 1lbs

Rare Signed 17th C Japanese Cane Sword, Lacquered Birch Bark Scabbard. Signed Sukenobu, Awa – Ashū-jū Sukenobu Kanbun (1661-1673). 27 inch blade including tang. Tang measures 5.25 inches,

165. Silver and Stag Sword Cane- Ca. 1870- An early four sided 20” blade in a push and pull mechanism, overlaid red deer antler with silver, silver collar, bamboo shaft, and a metal ferrule. H.- 5��