19th C FRENCH CAVALRY SWORD

A later version of the pattern XI made at the Chaterault works and dated 1836. It has a curved blade and steel scabbard with wire wrapped grip. Overall L. of sword: 107 cm (42 in.) Provenance: The Col

French 19th C. Cavalry Officer's Sword ~ Nice Horn Grip ~ Blade with Arsenal Inscription on the Spine ~ Possibly Used in American Civil War by Either Union or Confederate Sides. Total length (inside s

Signed E. Dupre, dated '92 lower right. Dimensions: (Frame) H 28.25" x W 39", (Canvas) H 21" x W 32" Condition: Hole upper right. Dirty surface. Frame with losses. Note: All proceeds of the sale of th

19th century French sword with ormolu bronze hilt, circa 1840, 36" L, blade 31" L.

Both signed on hilts. One is very clear the other is not

Lot of 3 Antique 19thc. French Swords. All Signed by the Same Company and Have Various Dates of 1878, 1873, and 1871. 2 with Original Scabbards, 1 is Missing. Condition: Generally Good, As Is. Dimensi

An important antique 19th century French Sword Sabre d Officier de Chasseurs de Vincennes, model 1838, signed Coulaux Klingenthal. Features a brass D-guard hilt with straight quillon with a profile of

Rare 19th C. Mexican Cavalry Sword with Unique Engraved Blade Decorations. with its iron hilt mounts having unusual snake skin grip with silver and copper wire bondage. Wearing a robust curved blade w

19th C. BRITISH CAVALRY SWORD WITH ATTACK GUARD 19th Century British Cavalry Sword with Attack Guard. Curved blade. No visible markings. Steel hilt with swing out attack "D" guard. Wood grip. Steel sc

SHOWING A 19TH CENTURY ENGLISH CALVARY SWORD AND SCABBARD SIGNED G.BOYTON . MEASURES . AS FOUND ESTATE CONDITION.PLEASE USE PHOTOS AS PART OF THE DESCRIPTION. THE ABSENCE OF A CONDITION REPORT DOES NO

Militaria : A 19thC French Court Sword , the triform blade inscribed ' Klingenthal le Colaux ' ( the Coulaux family listed as working 1805 - 1962 , Klingenthal , Alsace ) and with military acceptance

Lot of 2 Fine 19thc. Antique French Swords. Both Signed with the Same Maker and Dated 1864 and 1870. Condition: Generally Good, Sold As Is. Dimensions: L- 28". Provenance: From a Long Island, NY Home.

19th century French cavalry sword signed F. Manchon, 12 Rue de Richelieu, Paris with armory notation. Also Drogon no. 1854 and dated 1878. Straight 38.25 in blade, overall 44 in long. Brass hand guard

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

Antique 19th C. French Artillery Cutlass Sword Paris Maker Brass Mounts

Massive 19th C. French Cuirassier Battle Sword with Well Marked Brass Hilt. Total length (inside scabbard if present) : 43 3/4", Blade length : 37 1/2". ~~ DEAR BIDDERS, Please View More Detailed Clos

19th C. French or English ? Naval ? 1800s Short Sword approx 25" L Blade 19.75" L British European American ? Please look at Photos Closely Out of a New York City Estate

1860's American Civil War Era Cavalry Saber with Brass and Leather Wrapped Grip Guard 41" L approx Blade 35" L Condition Consistent with Age Wear is Evident Please look at Photos Closely Out of a New

(2) 19thC BAVARIAN CAVALRY SABRE SWORDS - LARGEST IS 4 3/4" x 39 1/2"

Western Europe, France, ca. 19th century CE. A fabulous French sword of an elegant form that was perhaps created for model or display purposes. The wheel-shaped pommel has a pair of raised faces which

19th C. BRITISH LIGHT CAVALRY OFFICER SWORD 19th Century British Light Cavalry Officer Sword. Curved, single-edged steel blade with fuller, shows a 10" in length blued finish with dry-point etching an

Model 1854 Napoleon III, black leather with gilt bronze plaque. H 29.2 cm. (11 1/2 in.)

With scabbard. Sword marked S&K, G.F., and with a symbol. Manufactured by Schnitzler & Kirschbaum, c. 1860 - 1870. Dimensions: (Sword) total length 42.75" Condition: Some light surface corrosion. Leat

An Imperial German straight sword with double-fullered pointy blade decorated with etched slogan: IN TREUE FEST, the motto of the Kingdom of Bavaria and of its Wittelsbach rulers. The motto originates