19TH CENTURY FRATERNAL DRESS SWORD

33" blade 37 1/2" overall probably Continental

Length- 36"

in original scabbard. 90 cm. long; 12 cm. wide

Including- (1) Knights of Columbus sword. Length- 36 1/4" - 38"

A 19TH CENTURY OFFICERS ARTILLERY DRESS SWORD the 82cm fullered steel blade etched with scrolls and cipher, three-bar steel guard and wire bound shagreen grip, black metal scabbard (100cm overall)

Adrienne Etienne Gaudez (1845-1902) large scale bronze in a rich brown patina, dancing man and woman in whimsical formal dress, typical of 19th C. costume, man with dress sword. Signed, A. Gaudez, sta

A (lot of 3) Prussian or German dress swords, 19th century: a foot officer sword and a Civil Servant court sword, both with a vasiform pommel, a wire wrapped grip, a folding guard, a leather scabbard;

ROMANIAN EAGLE-HEAD OFFICER DRESS SWORD Late 19th Century Romanian Officer Eagle-Head Dress Sword. Straight, quillback bright blade. Maker mark / logo of Ernst Pack & Sohne, Solingen stamped on the ri

Pettibone Mfg. Co. (American). Late 19th Century to early 20th Century etched presentation dress sword with stylized scrolling floral and other designs to blade, and stamped PETTIBONE MFG CO CINCINNAT

Mid 19th century. Having a very elaborately formed handle with handsome guard and with its original sheath. The guard having a federal eagle at once side. L39 1/4" Sold from the collection of a privat

31 1/2" long blade, 37" long overall with scabbard mid-19th century

Ridabock & Co, New York the pommel and guard with American eagle emblem 31" long engraved blade, 37" long overall with scabbard late 19th century

Ceremonial dress sword. Marked for George H. Braughn. New York, U.S. 19th century. Condition: Excellent original condition. L 38-1/2". Copy and paste link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox.com/

Group of 2 Meissen porcelain double salt with figures. 1. Double salt with male figure in 18th century dress #73041. 19th century. Crossed swords. Red 59 in script. Incised hand written 3024 dot. 5"h

An antique "named" Fraternal Ceremonial sword named for the Militant Patriarchs of the 19th century, Odd Fellows. Manufactured by MC Lilley & Co Columbus, Ohio.The Militant Patriarchs were established

Ca.late 19th century AD. Gilt brass knight-helmet-shaped pommel and cross guard featuring an American Eagle, ebony grip with an inserted brass cross, straight double-edged blade engraved with floral d

elaborate lace on dress, feathered hat, 9", crossed swords mark, late 19th century, designed by Jakob Ungerer, very minor lace loss.

French, late 19th/early 20th century, comprising nine figures, each holding instrument and in period dress, bases marked with crossed swords and "A B", each approximately 4-7/8 x 2-1/4 x 2-1/4 in. Pro

Pair of Impressive French Porcelain Figures on Stands mid-19th century, Paris or Limoges, of a couple in Elizabethan dress, richly decorated with gilt, the male leaning on a metal sword, wearing a cap

German, 19th century, with underglaze blue crossed swords mark to base, incised and stamped "A.51/122", rearing horse and groom in Turkish dress atop naturalistic base, 9-1/4 x 8-1/2 x 4-3/4 in. Prove

19th century, gilt and polychrome decorated girl with cat, marked with crossed swords of Meissen, 4-1/4 in., chip to back of base; pair of white glazed figures in 18th century dress, marks of Nymphenb

Ottomaans, Yataghan, in silver sheath, 83 cm. long.

Antique 18th century or early 19th century uniform jacket with marked FD (fire department) and 2 Cornell University gilt brass buttons. Jacket is of a gray wool with a light blue silk lining and is th

with folding cross guard carved antler handle, 3 3/4" long 28 3/4" long engraved blade, 36" long overall mid-19th century