A PIPER'S DIRK OF THE 42ND REGIMENT, 19TH CENTURY with

FIVE FIXED BLADE DIRKS19th CenturyTwo with horn handles and three with hardwood handles.Lengths from 7” to 14”.

French relief carved panel of Regiment de L'Amiral ("Admiral's Regiment"). 19th century. 37"h x 7"w (approx.)

An antique Victorian era Scottish kilt brooch pin, formed as a Dirk. Late 19th century. Unmarked 9K gold pin set with tapered agate and bloodstone. Accentuated with faceted tourmaline and a garnet. Me

11" long.

Lt. Coy, Piper of the 42nd Regiment. Marching Order of 1815. 50mm. Mint condition. Box excellent.

A LATE 19TH CENTURY SCOTTISH DIRK OF GLASGOW INTEREST, 27.5cm clean double fullered blade with faceted back edge, characteristic white metal mounted hilt decorated with Celtic strapwork, white metal p

19th century Chocolate Pipers paper sign 6 1/4"x 6 1/4" (as seen)

Unframed oil on canvas religious figure with Paschal lamb (symbol of the Queen’s Royal Regiment, West Surrey), 18th/19th c. 40.25”h.x33.5”w.

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

Michael Hanhart (19th century): Scottish Highland Regiment marching with bagpipes, 19th century, Lithography Technique: Hand colored Lithography on Paper Inscription: Lower right signed in the printin

A Scottish military dirk, 1st half of the 19th centuryKräftige Rückenklinge mit zweischneidiger, leicht gerundeter Spitze und dunkler Alterspatina. Beidseitig je doppelte schmale Kehlung. Relief

19th Century British Naval Dirk Napoleonic Wars 13.25" single edged spear point blade with 6.5" false edge, 1.06" wide at the ricasso. Overall length is 18.5" with a 5.25" hilt with reeded wood grip,

L.H. Bonsall, (American, 19th century), Full Army Regiment in Review Formation Near Chattanooga, albumen print, 10" x 13" Provenance: Andrew Smith Gallery, Inc., Santa Fe, New Mexico Acquired from the

Set of 8 prints depicting 19th century French Military Regiments. Paris printmaker Chaumont and Copin. Includes "Chevalier banneret a la seconde croisade", "Gards du Corps", "Dragons", "Chef et Guerri

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

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

United States Infantry 9th Regiment button Albert's GI53R9Ep. Button is not backmarked. Button is pewter 1-piece, excavated (dug) and is in good condition with some corrosion, and exhibits re-attached

Collection of early 19th century United States artillery regiment 1-piece buttons including: 1.)Militia Artillery Regiment button Albert's AY60B. Button is backmarked "SUPERFINE COLOUR". Button in fin

A 19th century figure of a piper, mounted on a molded wooden platform for use as a lamp. Dimensions: The figure is 6 1/2" x 5" and 13 1/2" tall, the shade has a diameter of 15" and the overall height

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

Meissen (German) 19th century porcelain monkey band bag piper figurine. Wearing black hat, yellow coat, blue waist coat with gold buttons, and pink striped breeches. Marked with underglaze blue crosse

Group of 3 framed 19th century military regalia prints. ++ 13th Regiment of Native Infantry, Commanded by Colonel Sir Ewen Baillie: Bengal Army. Published by Edward Orme, New Bond Street, London: 1804