Artillery Gimlet Marked Watervilet Arsenal

DESCRIPTION: United States of America Civil War Richmond Arsenal artillery short sword featuring a spiraling ribbed metal handle, raised star designs at either side of the dome pommel, stippling aroun

Stirrups 6-1/2" wide X 4" deep X 8" high. Leather is dry. MG.

Washington Arsenal Marked Cannonball Measuring Ringmarked WASHINGTON / ARSENAL / 1840 on one side and 7.80 on the other side; the inside of the iron ring being 7-7/8 in. diameter. 14 in. high with woo

A great 1880s US Springfield Rock Island Arsenal marked sheath knife in original sheath. No. 1786. All marks clear and visible. This set is in superb original condition. 15 inches.

U.S. Model 1887 knife mfg by Springfield Armory limited to 1056 produced, engraved panel at the 12" drop point blade, grooved wood handle, leather and brass scabbard marked "Watervliet Arsenal" (U.S.

Civil War era artillery sword. Marked M 134 & D R (?) on handle. Some cracks to handle. Sword 31.5" long.

Collection of 3 Wilkinson Toby jugs including; 1.) Toby jug of a seated David Lloyd George in court dress holding a large artillery shell marked "SHELL OUT". Jug measures 10" in height and was designe

US Military Belt & Holster. Front of holster is marked 15 B S6 & back is marked ROCKISLAND ARSENAL 1909 T.C.C.

Includes Army issued foot powder; U.S. magnetic compass with carrying bag; collection of name/business cards for Lt. William Henne; ashtray made from an artillery shell marked G.M. Co. 1917 on bottom;

Collection of US Army horse tack, includes one pair of AB August Buermann marked calvary spurs, one U.S. marked calvary bit, one U.S. marked artillery bit length 8 in. x width 6 in. Provenance: An

Lot of 4 French Insignias including MGSS 38 E.C.R.S. one salamander Marked 62433 Drago France, 619th Road Traffic Regiment Insignia Badge, 25th Regiment Artillery Badge Marked H 706 Drago Paris, and 1

Marked From St. Louis Artillery. No lid; repurposed with rope handles. 21"x13"X11". May or may not be reproduction. Review images for condition.

Three Russian Niello Silver Spoons Various Makers, Late 19th Century comprising two examples with bowls depicting the Kremlin, the third example depicting an artillery battery. each marked with '84' s

AMES MODEL 1850 ARTILLERY SWORD: With marked scabbard, see photos for condition.

A wool jacket, ca early 20th century, with Sargent chevrons of Civil War type, Civil War union cartridge belt and buckle, holster marked Rock Island Arsenal, tobacco pouch, and bugle marked "US Regula

Lot of 4 Brass Candlestick Pairs, WWII Trench Art. Includes 4 matching pairs. Of special note is one pair made of artillery shell casings, marked 1942 on the undersides. Another pair is in the Mid-Cen

Presentation Canadian Artillery Assoc. 1913. Marked Birks Sterling. Approximately 9.42 troy ounces. Measures 7 inches handle to handle x 5 inches tall.

Antique 19th century Royal Artillery Officer's Sword with Scabbard. Blade marked Royal Artillery with embossed cyper of the British Crown. Blade is etched with scrolling arabesques on both sides. Six-

DESCRIPTION: Trench art mug or stein with kangaroo formed handle composed of a brass artillery shell casing. Marked: dated: "1930" Marked: "M.S.F, C.R.F" CIRCA: 1930S ORIGIN: Unknown DIMENSIONS: H: 6.

third quarter 19th century. Watervliet Arsenal NY marked at base "US". Collection of Barry B. Taylor, Greenville, South Carolina.

Pre WW1. Base of artillery shell is marked "UMC Co, Bridgeport, Conn., USA". Dated "1-99", which is January 1899. Shell is carve into a floral designed vase. 12.25" tall. Base is 3" in diameter. Top i

Original Kalashnikov bayonet Model 74 (127B), marked by Bulgarian Arsenal Circle 10, stamped matching number "3554" on the handle and scabbard, original leather hanger. Dimensions: 13 1/5 in., (34.5 c

1919 AMERICAN EXPEDITIONARY FORCES STERLING SILVER RING American Expeditionary Forces (A.E.F) sterling silver ring, dated 1919, company "D" artillery 326 F.A. Marked inside band.    Size: 8

Lot of two including a WWII brass artillery shell deactivated, marked on base Mark III A-2, 1941...10 ½” high; and 5 ¾” diameter bronze safe dial marked Remington & Sherman Co. C