Militaria : A Victorian Royal Navy Officer's Sword Belt

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

Wilkinson blade #89437, blade etched with Queen Elizabeth II cipher. Sword belt supplied by Gieves of London. Belt buckled bearing naval insignia with folding guard and attached gilt thread tassel. Co

British Royal Navy officer's sword signed, "Batson London", circa 1870. 26 1/4"l.

BRITISH VICTORIAN ROYAL NAVY SWORD, C1880, L 31" BLADE:Having a 31" blade, clamshell guard, ray skin and gold wire wrapped hilt. Lion's head pommel. Marked on ricasso: "Portsmouth" and proof stamp roy

US Navy officers sword with gilded and black leather scabbard, decorative etchings to blade, gilded hilt, and gold tassel; marked to bottom of blade."Gemsco". Measures approximately 29-3/4" long witho

A CLEAN VICTORIAN ROYAL NAVAL OFFICER'S SWORD, 79cm curved blade by Bilney & Ashdowne, etched with scrolling foliage, crowned fouled anchor and the Royal arms, minor staining, regulation gilt hilt wit

US Navy Officer Sword w/ Belt. Made by Hilborn Hamburger Inc. Has a measurement of 34" when sheaved. 32 1/2" is the complete measurement for the sword. Please email for a condition report and photos,

Two World War One - Two U.S. Navy Officer Officer Sword Belts. Sewn leather construction with gilt cast brass buckles and sword hangers. Good condition with wear

DESCRIPTION: 19th Century United States Navy officers bicorn, epaulettes & sword belt in original leather box with key. Right epaulette marked at the underside "The Horseman Uniform Company Philadelph

British. 1914-1918. Metal, leather. The officer's sword is made by Gieves. The Gieves company were outfitters to the British Royal Navy. The etched blade bears the King's Crown over a Fouled Anchor, t

FRANCE, CIRCA 1837 A French model 1837 naval officer's sword manufactured by Coulax & Cie. of Klingenthal, France. Coulax & Cie. was founded after the Coulax family purchased the Royal Forge to which

including: Bicorn hat, epaulettes, sword belt with fitted painted tin case, marked "R.S. Hankey R.N. (hat and epaulettes have separate display stand; box possibly has original lock)

with sword knot, scabbard, soft case and belt, fully etched blade, ray skin grip, gold bullion knot, proof mark, 31 in. blade

Post War. Mismatched Cannon and Limber. 13 Pieces. Condition Excellent. Officer Sword Broken. No Box.

Navy, Marine Corps, and Naval Academy Belt Buckle Lot of 10. You will receive the following: Marine Corps belt buckle marked Officer Equipment Company, Navy Officer Shield belt buckle marked Sterling

Post War issue. 11 pieces. Good overall condition (officer missing sword, tow rope missing). Box fair.

in white jacket, with 3 other naval figures; rare paint variation, very good; one sword missing, 4 pieces, (c. 1939)

From # 79. Lot includes 6 Sailors Running and Officer with Sword Missing. 7 Pieces. Condition Good to Very Good. No Box.

Officer Marching with Sword #1290B, and Sailor Marching at The Slope #1289B. Mint condition. Boxes excellent.

Sword. A remarkable signed Imperial Japanese naval officer's gendai kai-gunto katana sword dated 1941. This sword is fitted with a lacquered wood saya (scabbard) and the blade was potentially crafted

WWII 1944 Women’s Royal Navy Naval Service HMS Cochrane Document. Named to Pamela V. Allen on her appointment as Third Officer of the Women’s Royal Naval Service (W.R.N.S.). The HMS Coch

Bluejackets, 1930s brown puttees, with 2 extra officers & 3 extra men. 13 pieces. Condition good, 1 crack in ankle, 1 base off but present, 4 mismatched, 5 extras worn paint & 1 sword gone. Whisstock

RCAF Royal Canadian Air Force Officer Jacket, Visor Cap, shoulder boards & belt. Combat Crew- NORAD Region. The maker of the 1961 dated jacket is Firth Bros. Named to Lt. C.W. Moore. No size seen. The

Rare American Civil War era US Navy Officer's Sword With Early Quill-back Blade ~ Finely Engraved and Retailer Marked to ''Horstmann & Sons, Philadelphia''. Total length (inside scabbard if present) :