GERMAN SHORT HUNTING SWORD, A. WERTH, SOLINGEN

A German hunting short sword signed "Alex Coppel / Solingen" - the embossed metal handle is decorated with hunters, hunting dogs, and wild animals. Normal use wear to handle, the blade with scattered

The blade is still bright with etched decorated floral motifs. Maker marked at the ricasso Alex Coppel Solingen. Horn handle. Black leather scabbard shows age and flaking to the surface. Brass fitting

21.5" spearpoint blade, 1.25" wide at ricasso. Brass guard with hoofed terminals and plain clamshell guard. Stag grip. Blade blued and gilt with "1418" in a panel. **Blade shows some

13.75" spearpoint blade with 4" false edge. Reverse of blade showing a full-length median fuller. Iron guard with recurved quillions and vestigial clamshell counterguard. Stag grip with iron p

22" single-edged blade, 1.125" wide at forte. Brass hilt in the form of a hoofed foot with clamshell guard and recurved quillion. **Blade has a pewter patination with some scattered needlepo

22" spearpoint blade with 7.5" false edge, 1.5" wide at forte. Brass hilt with double quillions and clamshell counterguard. Stag grips with domed brass pins. Blade etched with hunting scen

18" spearpoint blade with 6" false edge, 1.5" wide at ricasso. Iron guard with faceted quillions and clamshell guard accompanied by a smooth stag grip. **Blade is mostly bright with some

Antique German Hunting Short Sword 27''. Impressive brass mounted stag handled sword with engraved blade. Manufactured by W.K & C. Original leather scabbard. Light exterior wear. Overall excellent con

A 19th century fancy German hunting short sword with stag handle and applied brass/bronze acorns. Dimensions: 19 1/2" length

MARKED ON BLADE E&F HORSTER SOLINGEN STAG HANDLED, ETCHED HUNTING SCENE. BLAD IS 13" L / 18" L

Antique WWI Weyerberg Kirschbaum & Co Solingen short sword made in Argentina. Sword measures aprrox 20" L. Includes metal scabbard with leather frog. Some oxidation present and wear consistent with ag

Senior Forestry Cutlass Dagger Sword with Scabbard by Eickhorn Solingen 16" L Blade 10" L The blade bears an etched Eickhorn logo on the hilt of the squirrel holding the dagger On each side of the bla

c1790 from Saxony in Germany. Short, double edged, very broad blade, 2" across & 15 1/4" length. Simple brass cross guard, checkered ebony grip & fluted brass pommel. Brass hilt in good shape. The gri

Black Forest short sword, the stag antler handle fitted with acorn finial, the guard cast with hunting scene, a leather scabbard with brass rosette medallion tips, marked "JV/Solingen", overall 19.75"

George William (German: Georg Wilhelm; 13 November 1595 – 1 December 1640), of the Hohenzollern dynasty, was margrave and elector of Brandenburg and duke of Prussia from 1619 until his death. H

19.75" blade with full-length fuller, 1.25" wide at forte. Single-branch iron hilt with clamshell guard. Stag grip. Blade shows worn engravings of wild animals and flowers. **Blade has a dark

A rare type of large dimensions, the hilt of brass, engraved, pierced and gilded. When the sprung catch is depressed, the pommel cap opens to reveal a set of five implements, including a knife, fork,

15.5" spearpoint blade with 4.75" false edge and full-length median fuller. Grass guard with stag grip scales and brass studs. Blade engraved with floral motifs and faux-Damascus pattern. Blad

24" spearpoint blade with 5.5" false edge, 1.25" wide at ricasso. Brass single-branch hilt with hoof quillion and clamshell counterguard. Stag grip scales with formed brass pins. Blade is

20" spearpoint blade with 3" false edge, 1.25" wide at ricasso. Silver plated hilt with shell guard and hoof terminals accompanied by silver-plated grip studs securing smooth wood grip. Le

A fine quality antique German hunting sword. The grip is made of natural materials with carved decor. The blade is still and decorated with etched gold tone floral motifs on both sides. No scabbard. C

15.5" spearpoint blade with 11.5" median fuller. Guard of brass in the form of a lion with old ivory grip. Brass grip rivets and pommel button. White painted leather scabbard with brass fittin

A German hunting sword Late 19th/early 20th century In scabbard with etched parcel-gilt and blued blade; antler grip with gilt bronze accents; one side of throat stamped "H. KOHL", other side inscribe

19.5" blade with 2" false edge, 1" wide at ricasso. Cast brass hilt with single knuckle-bow and clamshell guard. Guard depicts stag in a field with quillion in the form of a hound. Grip of