1865, Prof. Maillefert and Naval Officers at Torpedo Station

Title: 1865, Prof. Maillefert and Naval Officers at Torpedo Station Artist/Source: MATTHEW BRADY Date/Period: CIVIL WAR Dimensions: 8X10 Description: || UNITED STATES SHIPPING ONLY!|| This lot is a D

Narrative of the United States Expedition to the River Jordan and the Dead Sea. By Captain William Francis Lynch (1801-1865), a naval officer who served first in the US Navy and later in the Confedera

as Assistant Secretary of the Navy dated October 6, 1915, addressed to Captain Roger Welles, Commanding Officer, Naval Training Station, Newport, RI, directing him to become 'detached' from his curren

Meteorology.- Fitzroy (Robert, Naval officer and scientist, 1805-1865) Autograph Letter signed to W.R. Milner of Wakefield prison, 1p., on Meteorological Department headed paper, 4to, 23rd February 18

Antique photographs and military ephemera, late 19th/early 20th century, including pamphlet books of Naval and Marine drill books, listings and Officer's stations. [Largest: 16" H x 12" W]. Losses, st

Original vintage numbered Police Petty Officer Supply and Fiscal Dept., Naval Air Station Barbers Point, Hawaii #1 badge as shown. Minor wear from age and use throughout; Maker marked on the reverse;

Nagamitsu is one of the most famous japanese sword smith of WW2. Nagamitsu was the director of Okayama Prison and utilized prison labor to help him produce swords for the war effort, the cutting abili

Japanese WWII Naval Officers Sword Navy KATANA Shark Skin Scabbard. Early 1940s. Full Length 37 inch Blade Length 25 inch

Very nice WWII Imperial Japanese Naval Officer's Samurai sword with scabbard and leather scabbard wrap. Sword is in very nice condition with some expected plate loss to gold tone fittings and wear to

Imperial German Naval Officer's Dirk with decorated scabbard and straps with lion's head motif buckles. Blade is damascus. Some hairline cracks and a small chip to the hilt. Approx. 14 3/8 inches long

EXQUISITE English Napoleonic Wars Era Naval Officer's Dirk Navy Dagger. FINE Carved Handle With Excellent Blued Blade That Has Gilt Floral Decorations In Brass, Scabbard With Presentation Inscription.

Original officer’s felt chapeau with silver-finished button, bullion wire trim and tri-color cockade. Interior with maker label, sweatband. Entire chapeau with wear and losses to sweatband, label an

German WWII Naval Officers Kriegsmarine Dagger Navy Dirk by HORSTER in Unusual Scabbard. Probably Private Purchase. Full Length 15 inch Blade Length 8 inch

Likely British Naval Officer's Sword, Circa 180029 in. curved blade, turned wooden grip, pierced brass knuckle bow terminating in a finial engraved with an anchor. Without scabbard. Property Deaccessi

Japanese Naval Officer's Sword, 39" length.

Polish Naval officer's sword, World War II era, leather covered grip, blade etched HONOR I OJCZYZNA with a leather scabbard, 38.5"l

RARE German WWII Kriegsmarine Naval Officers Dagger By PUMA SOLINGEN.The Blade Is Fantastic, With Crisp Etchings On Both Sides Depicting A Naval Motif.The Handle Features Officer Portepee, Still Tied

Reference: The American Sword 1775-1945, Harold Leslie Peterson, page 161, figure 138. Note: original fish skin hilt Condition: excellet with scabbard Length: 35"

(lot of 2) Japanese naval officer's dirk, with a ray skin handle, various sword furniture or mounts decorated with cherry blossoms; together with a tanto dagger having a wooden scabbard, bearing famil

Japanese World War II Naval Officer's Katana Samurai Sword. 38 inches long.

Very Good German WWII Kriegsmarine Naval Officers Dress Dagger By EICKHORN SOLINGEN, Full Length 16 Inch Blade Length 9.5 Inches.

German WWII PRESENTATION Blade For Naval Officers Dagger. Navy Dirk Blade Dated 1942. Full Length : 14 inch Blade Length : 9.75 inch. Detailed condition reports are not included in this catalog. For a

Japanese WWII Kai-Gunto Naval Officer's Sword with ray skin covered wooden scabbard and wrapped hilt. Tang is stamped with an anchor; unsigned. Some wear to the scabbard and hilt. No locking mechanism

A Naval Officer's Sword, and a quantity of various sword scabbards Mostly 19th century The first with fullered double-edged blade (some pitting) retaining traces of etched decoration at the forte, bra