19TH CENTURY ROYAL SCOTLAND OFFICERS DIRK DAGGER

An antique Scottish silver mounted officers dirk dagger with a steel and leather scabbard. A stainless steel blade is engraved thistle flower and scrollwork motifs. An embossed leather handle is adorn

19th Century Navy Officer's Naval Dagger. With its gilt brass hilt having distinctive sea-shell style of decorations. Mounted with a sturdy double edged blade struck with a number 16 at ricasso. In it

Antique 19th C. English Or Scottish Officer's Dirk Dagger With Sporran And Pouch, Carved Wood Handle, Full Length 17 Inches, Blade Length 11 Inches.

Late 19th C. Rare Korean Military Officer Dirk Dagger, Short Sword. Ornate brass mounts, leather covered grip and scabbard. 20.5" total length, Length of the blade - 12.5".

Antique Naval Officer's Dirk Dagger & Tibetan Dagger - A Naval Officer's dirk or dagger, C. 19th century, likely Continental Europe, but could be English . With mother-of pearl handle, embossed nautic

Antique 19th century Royal Artillery Officer's Sword with Scabbard. Blade marked Royal Artillery with embossed cyper of the British Crown. Blade is etched with scrolling arabesques on both sides. Six-

1859 McLintock Voyage in Arctic Seas Narrative of John Franklin Expedition MAPS Sir John Franklin was a 19th-century British Royal Navy officer most-remembered for his explorations of the Arctic. His

1852 1ed Arctic Regions Voyages John Franklin Simmonds Grinnell Expedition MAP Sir John Franklin was a 19th-century British Royal Navy officer most-remembered for his explorations of the Arctic. His f

1861 Franklin Arctic Exploration & Research Native American Indians Feuilleret Sir John Franklin was a 19th-century British Royal Navy officer most-remembered for his explorations of the Arctic. His f

Rare 19th C. American Masonic Mason Dirk Dagger with Gold Gilt Flamboyant Blade & German Silver Mounts. Total length (inside scabbard if present) : 10 1/8", Blade length : 5". ~~ DEAR BIDDERS, Please

Antique Beginning 19th Century French Prostitute Stiletto Dirk Dagger Knife. A fine French 19th-century dagger, the so-called prostitute's dagger. Features a very thin diamond-shaped stiletto blade, a

NINE ITEMS OF FRENCH, ENGLISH, AND CONTINENTAL MILITARY REGALIA, 19TH CENTURY, comprising an English Royal Navy Officer's bicorn hat tôle box with applied brass crowned shield centering "MATTHEWS

RARE AND FINE 18th-19th SPANISH OR PHILIPPINE NAVY OFFICER'S DIRK NAVAL DAGGER WITH HORN SECTIONS GRIP & LOVELY BRASS SCABBARD & MOUNTS. Total length (inside scabbard if present) : 12 1/2", Blade leng

Unique 19th C. Continental Masonic Masons Long Dagger Dirk with Engraved Silver Mount, Fine Grip and Sturdy Thrusting Blade of Substantial Length. A Very Nicely Built Antique Mason's Dirk Overall. Tot

Late 18th Century US or British Naval Officer Dagger Dirk. Guard with the anchors from both sides. no scabbard. Total length: 11 1/2", Blade length : 7 7/8". ~~ . Detailed condition reports are not in

1846 Keppel Expedition to Borneo PIRATES Sarawak White Rajah MAP Opium Voyages Henry Keppel was a 19th-century officer in the Royal Navy who is best remembered for his involvement in the First Opium W

Western Europe, England, British Naval Dagger 19th century with original scabbard, black and brass grip, brass opposing direction quillion, and original scabbard with a suspension loop for attachment.

Nice Antique Continental Figural Hilt Dirk Dagger, Possibly Masonic, with Lovely Lion Face Guard and Arms & Armor Details. Circa 19th C. Total length (inside scabbard if present) : 9 1/4", Blade lengt

British, 19th century, sabretache of standard pattern, train lace enclosing cloth face bearing the embroidered Royal Arms, a scroll below, "Ubique", oak leaf sprays, a gilt metal cannon and the bottom

Austrian 19th C. To WWI Officer's Battle Sword With Royal Cypher On Scabbard Full Length 38 Inch Blade Length 31.5 Inches

19th C., mounted with eagles and medallions, reading "Nemo Me Impune La Cessit" (Latin motto of the Royal Stuart Dynasty of Scotland, "No One Attacks me with Impunity." Verso also bears name in black

Royal Warwick Lochs of Scotland 9.75" D (chip under back edge), Lawrence Pattern 8.5" D and a 19th century Washington Vase pattern 7.75" D plate (chip under back edge). Chips do not detract from plate

Cast Iron Lion and Unicorn. The British Royal Coat of Arms and Order of the Garter , the lion representing England, the unicorn, Scotland. 19th c. English. Lion H14", L27" D4", Unicorn H18" , L25" D3"

An antique 19th-century North Caucasian dagger, also known as the Cossack dagger. Long wide steel double-edged blade, wooden grip. It resembles the Roman gladius and Scottish dirk. Traditional Arms An