A DANISH MODEL 1831 JUNIOR OFFICER'S SWORD AND ANOTHER

Two Prussian 1889 Model Officer's Swords Reign Of Wilhelm II (1888-1918) The first with nickel-plated fullered blade stamped with manufacturer's marks on one side at the forte, gilt-brass hilt cast an

An antique 1912 model probably North European model officers sword. A long curved steel blade featuring an etched design. Wooden grip with twisted wire design. Marked, 1912, on a ricasso. Marked, 0 5

[MILITARIA]. Excellent US Model 1834 Officer's Sword for Infantry, Artillery & Ordnance. Manufactured by Ames. 30 1/2 in. straight double-edged spear point blade with narrow, 29 in. long median fuller

[CIVIL WAR]. Belt equipped with a Model 1851 officer's sword belt plate. Approx. 43 in. blackened leather belt with brass keeper and and 3 1/4 x 2 in. cast brass eagle plate featuring the spread eagle

Having a French straight blade, the lower portion with checkered pattern, the upper portion with fire-blued finish and gilt panels. Gold-finished hilt with double clamshell guards, wire wrapped-grip,

Engraved blade made by J.H. Wilson, Philadelphia PA. 30" blade.

Sword and scabbard, replete with tassle, blade with etched design. Lg. 37".

US Civil War Model 1860 Staff & Field Officers Sword - Ridabock. Ricasso is marked "Ridabock & Co." The snakeskin grip shows extensive wear. The twisted wire wrap is in tact. The double clamshell has

A World War II type German SS officers sword knot. Made of silver bullion with black rim. Embroidered SS runes above the ball. Second World War Historical Collectables, Militaria, Uniform Accessories,

A Civil War era Model 1860 officer's sword and scabbard with collapsible counter guard. The Sword is marked MC Lilley & Co Columbus. It has a snakeskin grip and measures 36.5" long.

American Model 1902 Officer’s Sword. Circa 1900s. Blade with engraved designs. Length 35 ½”. Pitting, signs of use.

1840 Model Ames officer sword. Arms with Federal shield, Federal eagle, E. PU ribbon, additional foliate and design work. Measures approx 36" tall. Will not ship can refer our local shippers.

Two Presentation Swords to Lieutenant and Colonel (General) Gershom Mott, An Ames 1840 Officers Sword and an Ames 1850 Foot Officers Sword American Civil War 1.) Ames Model 1840 Officers Sword. 32.25"

MODEL 1872 WITH BRASS HILT AND WRAPPED HANDLE, 39 1/2" L. AND A MODEL 1902 OFFICERS SWORD BY HORSEMAN, PHILADELPHIA, NICKEL PLATED WITH HORN GRIP, 38" L

[CIVIL WAR]. Excellent US Model 1850 Foot Officer's sword. Manufactured by Ames, Chicopee, MA.  30 1/2 in. slightly curved, single-edged spear point blade with 20 1/2 in. stopped median fuller. 3

Very Good 1796 Model English Cavalry Officer's Sword with Fine Blued & Gilt Blade. Total length (inside scabbard if present) : 38 3/4", Blade length : 32 1/2". ~~ DEAR BIDDERS, Please View More Detail

A presentation-grade Civil War Model 1850 Field Officer's sword with fancy engraved US blade signed W. Horstmann & Sons Phila w/crown mark. Edge of blade stamped IRON PROOF. Brass hand guard has openw

This Civil War era Ames Manufacturing Company Model 1850 Foot Officer's sword is a remarkable piece of history. Manufactured by Ames Mfg. Co in Chicopee, Massachusetts, the blade and scabbard bear the

Scarce variation of 1850 model American militia officer's sword serviced through civil war period. Engraved blade. With the case. Total length (inside scabbard if present) : 38 1/2", Blade length : 29

FRANCE, CIRCA 1837 A French model 1837 naval officer's sword manufactured by Coulax & Cie. of Klingenthal, France. Coulax & Cie. was founded after the Coulax family purchased the Royal Forge to which

Antique Super Rare American WWI Era 1902 Model Army NCO Officer's Sword FULL LENGTH 36 Inch BLADE LENGTH 30 Inches

Antique Model 1850 Foot Officer Sword

Officer's sword with shagreen grip and metal wire, Decorative brass guard with American Eagle and E Pluribus Unum, blade stamped Apprx 38"L. Metal scabbard. Condition: Scabbard with small dent, losse

U.S. Model 1818 Noncommissioned Officer's Sword and Scabbard, Nathan Starr, Middletown, Connecticut, c. 1819-21. Iron hilt, narrow counter-guard with down turned quillon, flat knuckle bow connecting t