Two Sword Canes.

Two Sword Canes. Comprising an English silver mounted wood cane which removes from the body to reveal a blade. Together with a gnarled wood walking stick with push button release to reveal a blade (le

Wooden handle with mother of pearl inlay and a bamboo shaft, 35" long overall, 15 1/2" blade marked "Bolingen" together with a Wooden cane, 36" long overall, the 27" long engraved blade marked

Antler handled cane, 37 1/2" long with Toledo engraved blade, 27 1/2" long and a wooden handled cane with bakelite tip, 35" long with Toledo blade, 27" long early 20th century

One Fully Carved with a Round Knob and Flat Dagger and One with a Bamboo Cane with a Four Sided Dagger Concealed Within Conditon: Good except bamboo sword has crack in handle

Two sword canes, one fitted with spike, the other blade with foliate decoration. Longer cane: 35 in.

one with antler handle and applied decoration 13 2/4" long blade 35 1/4" overall one with wooded sheath and handle 18 3/4" long blade 34" long overall 19th century

Kris (Keris) Dagger Canewith carved wooden handle7 1/2" blade, 33" overall and Faux bamboo with antler handle, 11 5/8" blade, 35 3/4" overalllate 19th/early 20th century

Two Antique Continental Walking Sticks, Sword Cane - Two walking sticks, c. 19th century. Both with carved knobs at top. A) Bamboo Sword Cane, three sided blade 12" l, overall 31" L. B) Walking Stick

Two Antique Concelled Sword/Dagger Canes. One with blade signed "Charles Klauberg, New York". 33" and 34-1/2"l. Condition: Good with use wear.

TWO MISC. CANE SWORDS, BOTH MADE FROM BAMBO, ONE WITH STAG "L" SHAPED HANDLE HAVING ENGRAVED BRONZE RING OPENING TO REVEAL TAPERD STEEL DAGGER, THE OTHER REINFORCED WITH TWINE WRAPPING OPENING TO REVE

A Group of Two Chinese Swords and One Walking Cane Longest: 59 width centimeters,Longest: 23 1/4 width inches

Two antique silver mounted canes / walking sticks including one English sword cane ( marked London 1879" on the blade with sterling silver mount and horn handle (35 1/2"L) , the other cane with silver

A grouping of three antique/ vintage canes / walking sticks including a french silver mounted cane with bamboo shaft, silver handle with french High grade silver Mercury hallmark ( 36"L), a silver mou

20th Century. An Asian sword cane, incised carving, carved face and forged steel blade. Latch is broken. 37.5"h. And a branch cane with carved dog's head handle and glass eyes. Age splits. 35.25"h.

Sword has a two piece stag horn handle with a brass cap. Has a flat wooden two piece shaft with steel band and brass tip. Wide flexible blade, length 24-1/4". Overall length 34". Circa 1870. 34" L.

GERMANY, LATE 19TH CENTURY A German Solingen bamboo shaft silver collar sword cane. The cane handle is carved of a two tone tropical wood supporting the triangle style steel blade. The blade bears an

DESCRIPTION: Antique European cane sword composed of a gilt metal upper shaft and saucer handle portraying scroll designs in relief throughout, alongside two bands of inset mother of pearl with gilt s

Antique gadget wooden walking cane with secret internal sward. Appears to be hand carved and embellished with attractive two tone color scheme along the base. Good overall condition with light wear no

TWO 20TH CENTURY SWORD STICKS having a shaped boxwood handle with a double-edged steel blade and wood cane 90cm overall, together with a shaped wood handle and square steel blade with painted zinc met

G) Antique Bamboo Hidden Sword Walking Stick Cane. Arched handle with silver bale and tip. Cane handle tip engraved with HP&S, lion, and two more illegible hallmarks. Cross form metal sword mark. -- D

Two Walking Canes/ Sticks with Hidden Swords. Approx. 36" long. Good Condition

TWO EARLY 20TH CENTURY SWORD STICKS one having a brass bird handle with tapering steel blade and painted Malacca cane 83cm overall The other oriental example being carved bamboo depicting dragons with

Two Vintage Canes/ Walking Sticks. One has iv**y carved handle and hidden sword; second has brass Goose Handle. 34 1/2"- 35 1/2".

A Henderson Ames Ceremonial Sword and Scabbard. Together with a Century of Progress 1933/34 cane, and two walking sticks