Cavalry sword (England or Canada)

British pattern 1796 light cavalry sword, the spine marked Dawes, Birmm (Samuel Dawes, sword maker, Birmingham, England , 1775-1830), and B the 32.25 blade with edge nicks, markings above the ricasso

A heavy cavalry sword for enlisted men of the cuirassiers, 1st half of the 18th centuryBroad, straight blade with double fullers on both sides (pitting), embellished with two additional grooves along

WWI ERA POLISH M1917 CAVALRY SWORD WWI Era Polish M1917 Polish Cavalry Sword. Slightly curved, bright blade with dual fuller. No maker markings visible. Brass hilt, leather wrapped wood grips with twi

Wooden handle with brass guard, handle support and pommel with a long, slightly curved massive blade, most likely of Polish origin, cut on each face with (3) full-length fullers, engraved on both side

DESCRIPTION: Napoleonic Grenadiers Cheval de la Garde Imperiale (Mounted Grenadiers of the Imperial Guard), Heavy Cavalry Sword featuring a hilt composed of brass presenting open work scroll designs a

DESCRIPTION: United States of America Civil War cavalry sword Attributed to James Conning featuring a carbon steel blade etched at either side with geometric and scroll patterns alongside script "CSA"

American Civil War era Cavalry Sword. Probably Confederate with U.S. Scabbard. Full Length 37.5 inch Blade Length 31.5 inch

Circa 1810 French cavalry sword with curved 34.5 inch blade, leather grip and brass hand guard. Original metal scabbard, overall 40 in long. Has French marks K, L, B (Lobstein and Bisch) - guard stamp

An all original civil war cavalry sword. Marked.

Rare M-1853 English Cavalry Sword Imported by Confederate Army During the American Civil War. Well Marked to Retailer ''Courtney & Tennant, Charleston SC'' as well as C.S.A. at Ricasso. Spine is Marke

Curved blade scimitar with textured gold grip, guard and pommel, unmarked. A European style cavalry saber with P guard and ribbed wood grip, unmarked. Scimitar measures 38 inches overall, saber 31.75

DESCRIPTION: 1796 pattern Osborn and Co British heavy cavalry trooper sword with a German blade. The sword features an iron disc hilt, knuckle bow and backstrap with perforations, a ribbed black leath

This lot features a Soviet WWII cavalry sword shaska, circa 1940. Original era manufacture. Wooden gripped, brass hilted Cossack style sword. Size 3"H 39"W 2.5"W Condition Good condition.

Model 1840 Heavy Cavalry Sword, 35 in. blade and 41 in. overall with a deeply curved blade and heavily oxidized brass handguard and pommel. The handguard is formed of three bars intersecting at the po

Civil War Model 1860 cavalry sword signed Ames Mfg. Co. US ADK 1865, brass hand guard stamped L3, with original metal scabbard. Curved blade 34.5 in long, overall 41 in.

Stamped in ricasso P.D.L.. Brass guard adorn with leaves and flowers, blade etched with US, Eagle in Seal of the United States. Blade 34 inches. 40 inches (overall)

Civil War Model 1860 cavalry sword stamped US JF 1865 (worn Ames maker name), original metal scabbard (wear). Hand guard stamped 255. Curved blade 32.25 in, overall 38 in.

Second quarter 19th century. Civil War era, blade marked near brass hilt, worn leather grip with twisted brass wire binding, scabbard has some oxidation and dents. Includes gold braid portapee knot. 4

Civil War Period US Cavalry Sword. Blade is marked US / M/M/ 1864. Original scabbard. rewired grip. Total length (inside scabbard if present) : 42 1/2", Blade length : 33 3/4". ~ . Detailed condition

Ca. Mid 19thC. Overall very good in complete condition. Made by the Ames Manufacturing Company of Chicopee Massachusetts in 1865, this 1860 model US cavalry sword is in exceptionally good condition. F

This is an awesome cavalry sword! It is of English origin and dates probably around 1796 from what I've been able to find. Blade appears steel with what appears to be a leather grip, guard is hand cra

An antique Polish cavalry sword with an L shaped guard and engravings in Latin on the blade. The L shaped guard, also known as a hilt, was a distinctive feature of Polish cavalry swords and was design

Steel blade marked with a Russian eagle and a 1914 date bronze guard and has Russian maker markings and dated 1914 wood grip has original finish leather scabbard with bronze ornaments brass fittings h

U.S. Civil War cavalry sword, left ricasso with the stamp of Mansfield & Lamb, Forestdale, RI within an oval, right ricasso stamped U.S., G.G.S. (George G. Saunders, US governmentinspector),1862, Leat