Knights of Pythias Presentation Sword

Antique "Knights of Pythias" sword and scabbard in complete condition. Chain guard is missing and grip shows signs of aging."E. H. Bullard" etched on blade, mouse or rat proof stamp on opposite side o

IN REPLACED SCABBARD, ETCHED BLADE, MARKED GEORGE SNELL. 38" L

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS SWORD OF CAPTAIN DANIEL C. BORTON Knights of Pythias sword and scabbard of Captain Daniel C. Borton, Adjutant of the 8th Regiment, Uniform Rank of Knights of Pythias, Massillon, OH.

M.C. Lilley & Co. (American, 1865-1933), 20th century. Fraternal Knights of Pythias steel sword and scabbard, the fuller marked 'Dr. F. C. Hunter'. Marked to blade. Approx. length in scabbard, 38.5".

This stunning Antique Knights of Pythias Sword with Scabbard, crafted by the esteemed G.F. Foster Son & Co. of Chicago, Illinois, embodies the rich heritage and tradition of the fraternal order. Datin

Description: In excellent condition, this FCB Knights of Pythias Sword and Scabbard is marked Pettibone, Cincinnati Ohio. The clamshell displays the letters "UR" (Uniformed Ranks) which was a militant

DESCRIPTION: An antique Knight of Pythias sword, a fraternal order formed during the Civil War. Features a Greco-Roman solider along the hilt, along with a leather bound handle tapering down to :"FCb"

Offered is an Early, Fraternal Knights of Pythias sword and scabbard. Blade is marked under the counter guard "The M.C. Lilley & Co, New York", however difficult to read since the blade is worn. Blade

Freemason Fraternal order of the Knights of Pythia sword and scabbard. Handle features the head of a knight with lion. Blade has etched decoration. Measures 36 3/4" overall length.

Freemason Fraternal order of the Knights of Pythia sword and scabbard. Handle features the head of a knight with lion. Blade has etched decoration. Measures 36 3/4" overall length.

Ca.late 19th century AD. An antique American Knights of Pythias ceremonial sword with a single-edged blade decorated with etched floral motifs, F.C.B. decorations, and the owner’s name "Joseph

An antique Knights of Pythias ceremonial sword with an engraved blade and etched owner initials. Produced by the M.C. Lilley and Co., Columbus, Ohio. Circa the late 19th or early 20th century. The swo

Horstmann Philadelphia c.1900. "Friendship, Charity, Benevolence" Fine example with good quality figural mounts and armorial pommel. Chrome blade is acid etched "J.E. Steele". Together with a lambskin

DESCRIPTION: Knights of Pythias ceremonial steel sword featuring an etched name (W. R. Parry) on the blade, a lily on the hand guard and the chape, and a helmet design on the pommel. Front of blade is

DESCRIPTION: Knights of Pythias ceremonial steel sword featuring an etched name (Wm. R. Glunt) on the blade, eagles on the hand guard, and a helmeted man's head design on the pommel. Front of blade is

An antique Knights of Pythias ceremonial sword with an engraved blade and etched owner initials. Produced by the M.C. Lilley and Co., Columbus, Ohio. Circa the late 19th or early 20th century. The swo

A Knights of Pythias ceremonial sword. Wear throughout commensurate with age. Please review the images for condition and dimensions.

Knights of Pythias ceremonial fraternal sword with decorated hilt, steel scabbard decorated with brass straps, sheath size 32.5"l and sword size 37"l

W.H. Arthur Clinton Commandery No. 3 K.T. Norwalk, Conn. Sword 5 1/2" wide X 1 1/4" deep X 38 3/4" long. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you registered for the au

Knights Pythias "FCB" Fraternal Sword and Sheath. Sword has heavy rusting. 38 inches in length.

The pommel and guard decorated with knightly motifs, the steel blade etched at the forte, E.A. ARMSTRONG DETROIT MICH. In its steel scabbard. Beginning of the 20th century. Well worn. Overall length 9

Knights of Pythias ceremonial fraternal sword with decorated hilt, sword size 33"l

Two Knights Of Pythias Ceremonial Swords. Longer: 37"

An antique Knights of Pythias ceremonial sword with an engraved blade and owner initials. Stamped with a walking bear mark by Abraham Kuller Zu Wald. Circa the late 19th century. The sword has a wire-