Militaria : A late 19thC Indian talwar sword , having a

Militaria : A late 19thC Indian dhal shield , the central area having four nodules with profuse floral decoration overall . 14 1/2'' in diameter

Militaria: a late 19thC Prussian civil service Epee court sword, the brass hilt with ovoid wire-wrapped handle, the 33" blade with single fuller decorated with vine leaves. Approx. 39" overall

Militaria: a late 19thC Prussian civil service Epee court sword, the brass hilt with ovoid wire-wrapped handle, the 33" blade with single fuller decorated with vine leaves. Approx. 39" overall

Militaria: a late 19thC Prussian civil service Epee court sword, the brass hilt with ovoid wire-wrapped handle, the 33" blade with single fuller decorated with vine leaves, approximately 39" overall

A 19TH CENTURY INDIAN TALWAR SWORD, with silver inlaid handle, 87cm long.

29.5" single-edged blade, 1.5" wide at forte. Iron hit with characteristic short quillions and single-branch guard. Blade shows old "eyelash" markings. **Blade shows some evidence of

30.5" blade with full-length fuller, 1.25" wide at ricasso. Iron hilt of typical form with disk pommel. **Blade is mostly bright with some scattered oxidation and light rust. Guard shows sim

Indian Talwar Sword, 34"L with Greek Knife Carving Set / Kukri.

Vintage Ornate Indian Talwar Sword and Felt Covered Scabbard

18th/19th century Indian Talwar Steel Sword. Size 33 3/4 inches length. Antique Indian sword with long blade elaborate hilt handle. Provenance: Private Collection of Franke Zollman Maryland USA.

A late 19thC Anglo-Indian sideboard with a profusely detailed carved carcass and drawer fronts, a shaped carved upstands and raised on Gillows style reeded tapering legs terminating in brass lions paw

Indo-Persian Talwar sword, 19thc, the 29" curved blade with decorative markings at the spine, the handle with faint remnants of koftgari decoration, overall: 34.5"long Start Price: $80.00

Militaria / Arms & Armour : a 19thC Indian percussion muzzle loading short-scale blunderbuss, the 11" iron twist barrel (approx 12 bore) with octagonal banded breech terminating in a flared muzzle. Th

Militaria : A 19thC French Court Sword , the triform blade inscribed ' Klingenthal le Colaux ' ( the Coulaux family listed as working 1805 - 1962 , Klingenthal , Alsace ) and with military acceptance

INDIAN LATE MOGUL TULWAR SWORD, 19TH C. Slightly curved blade with single edge. The koftgari decorated iron hilt with characteristic broad pommel, hemispherical quillon terminals, embellished overall

Militaria / Arms & Armour : a 19thC Tebu sword (Chad, Central Africa), the 28 1/2" double edged blade with central ridge, weaved leather handle terminating in a flat rounded pommel.

Ca. mid to late 19thC. Native American Sioux "Plains Indian" beaded turtle umbilical fetish. Traditionally in the form of a turtle (female) or lizard (male), two identical were produced, one to store

Reverse Print on Glass, Young Indian Leaving Camp, American, late 19thc, reverse lithograph on glass with metallic foil details, framed. Dimensions: 15 x 20 in. image size, 21 x 26 in. as framed. Co

Militaria : a 19thC pattern 1827 Royal Navy Officer's sword, the brass pipeback hilt with folding guard, shagreen wire wrapped grip and terminating in a lion's head pommel. Together with a 19thC rapie

Ca. late 19thc to first quarter 20thC. Supple with fine original patina, and slight rim wrapping loss as shown. Shows grass instead of rod base construction.

Ca. mid to late 19thC. Very good condition with age appropriate surface wear. Appears to not have any breaks or repairs. Ex-Nooter coll.

Ca. late 19thC. Very good with no breaks or repairs. Ex-Nooter coll.

Ca. late 19thC. Very good with apparently complete original beadwork, with minor red fabric edge wear and loss as shown. Ex-Nooter coll.Original Canfield receipt copy can be included if requested.

Ca. late 19thC. Native American Prairie Region breechcloth, Otoe or Delaware/Lenape people, with metal studs, beads, on cloth. Gift to Robert Nooter from Tad Dale (original Tad Dale document discussin