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Mid 11th-mid 12th century AD. A Western Middle Age double-edged iron sword, from Central Europe, of Petersen type X-Oakeshott type Xa, with tapered pattern-welded blade and narrow fullers, parallel-si

14th century AD. A western European long two handed sword of German manufacture, Oakeshott type XIIa with an unusual pommel of type G, crossguard variant of style 7; double-edged cut-and-thrust blade

Two handed double edged sword with Ash hilt; Gold toned filled cap and cross guard; Leather sheath; Measures approximately H 34 3/4 inches. See photos

An antique Russian Caucasian cossack shashka, or a special kind of saber, a very sharp, single edged, single handed sword. Features a curved blade which has two large fuller running its entire length,

10th-11th century AD. A fine double-edged sword with tapered pattern-welded blade, still retaining well-defined cutting edges and fullers, although the latter being extremely shallow with vague bounda

Late 12th-early 13th century AD. A well-balanced Western two-edged sword with tapering blade and shallow fuller, the cutting edges bearing much evidence of use on the battlefield; both sides decorated

Of a characteristic form, the blade is decorated with copper-inlaid Chinese characters, the furniture (mounts) are made of pierced brass. The grip is of turned wood. Dimensions: 41 5/16 in., (105 cm.)

English General Presentation Sabre Mameluke Possibly 1831 Pattern With Curved Single Edged Blade Double Edged Towards The Point And Crossed Sword And Baton Regulation Gilt Brass Hilt Ivory Grip Scales

British Army Officers Dress or Small sword referred to as an Epee w/Hinged Guard in original condition, small sword with a double edged blade, single side hinged clam guard in brass carved in scrollin

Beautiful French Swept-hilt Rapier Sword of 17th C. style, Wearing a Strong Single-edged Double-fullered Blade with Engraved Decorations and Having Elaborate Complex Steel Hilt Mounts of Rare Pattern.

fine and rare 18th-19th c. Indian zulfikar shamshir sword with single-edged blade, with characteristic bifurcated and profiled tip, and profusely inlaid with goldZulfikar swords are known throughout t

Mid 16th century AD. A German Renaissance 'hand and a half' or 'Bastard' sword, with ring guard, double-edged broad blade, lenticular in section, with single short shallow fuller, running up half of i

A massive example, the grip carved of a single large section of horn with silver-inlaid steel mounts, the straight, double-edged blade serrated and wrought of pattern-welded damascus steel with bifurc

Decorative sword, Southeast Asia, 20th century, single-edged curved blade, inlaid on both sides. Turned wooden handle, wooden scabbard, l. 95 cm.

A Medieval hand-and-a-half swordOakeshotte type XVIIlate 14th/early 15th centuryWith tapering double-edged blade of flattened diamond section, the forte on one side inlaid in latten with a running wol

Very Good 17th C. German Military Swept-hilt Rapier Sword with Very Strong Steel Hilt Bars & Original Wooden Grip. Sturdy Double-edged Blade with Deep Wide Fuller, Both Sides Bearing a Brass Inlaid Pa

A quality example, with elephant grips and steel pommel and guard finely chiseled and inlaid with gold. The long, graceful single-edged blade wrought of fine, actively-grained Persian black wootz and

A quality example, with elephant grips and steel pommel and guard finely chiseled and inlaid with gold. The long, graceful single-edged blade wrought of fine, actively-grained Persian black wootz and

The grips of pale horn with characteristic gilt and engraved guard and gold and silver-inlaid pommel. The curved, single-edged blade robust and wrought of actively-grained Persian black and wootz. Mid

The iron hilt of characteristic form, inlaid overall with silver flowers. The curved, single-edged blade serrated along both edges, with characteristic bifurcated and profiled tip. Retains its sharp e

Single edged, slightly curved steel blade with thick heavy steel spine, ricasso inlaid in gold signature and with old museum inventory number (972.1051.A),Blade is twisted core Damascus steel, sword a

The trilobate iron pommel with inlaid borders and character motifs and wire-wrapped grip set, the guard with profiled edge. The blade straight, continuously tapering and single-edged with acute tip, i

Reflecting the neoclassicism of the reign of Nasr al-Din Shah, with characteristic silver-inlaid hilt and scrolled quillons. The long, curved single-edged blade with pronounced recurve and yelman etch

Mughal work, the characteristic hilt with disk pommel finely inlaid overall in silver, the broad, straight, single-edged blade with evidence of pattern-welded damascus steel forging, inscribed at the