BRITISH INFANTRY SWORD

A British Infantry Sword. Made by McCubbin & Son, Kilmarnock. Bearing the Victoria Regina cypher, a floral etched blade, and a wire wrapped shagreen covered grip. With a metal scabbard Overall length:

MARKED ON BLADE 1890. OFFICERS INFANTRY BRAIDED COPPER SWORD. MFG STAMP ON BLADE. BLADE IS 32: L / 38" L

1850’s style hilt with ray or shark skin grip. Marked WJ & Co. The blade is etched in an Irish/ Scottish theme starting with a floral panel and goes into a panel with a thistle surrounded by mor

DESCRIPTION: 1895 pattern Henry Wilkinson British infantry officers sword featuring a half basket hilt pierced with foliate scrolls designs alongside etched details, a wire bound fish skin ribbed hand

Brass hilt with decorated back rib and VR Royal Cypher and Queen's Crown on the guard, handle is wrapped with leather and wound with twisted wire, etched blade with Ciphers, crown and floral designs,

19th Century British Infantry Officer Sword. Straight ingraved blade marked at ricasso "Wiseman Sackvells London" and Royal crown in the middle. Total length (inside scabbard if present) : 38 3/8", Bl

The gilt hilt with folding counterguard, grip retains its sharkskin and twisted wire wrap. Curved, single-edged blade with back fuller. Early 19th century. Worn. Overall length 95cm. Condition III

Sword Blade length from tip to hilt is 26″ – Brass Hilt is 4-1/2 x 6 x 3″ – Overall Sword ONLY length is 31-1/2″ – Leather and brass scabbard is 29″ – S

Sword Blade length from tip to hilt is 26″ – Brass Hilt is 4-1/2 x 6 x 3″ – Overall Sword ONLY length is 31-1/2″ – Leather and brass scabbard is 29″ – S

A BRITISH INFANTRY OFFICERS SWORD 1895 PAT. 99 cm long.

Sword Blade length from tip to hilt is 26? – Brass Hilt is 4-1/2 x 6 x 3? – Overall Sword ONLY length is 31-1/2? – Leather and brass scabbard is 29? – Sword inserted into Scabbard has a overal

Late 19th century With maker's mark to blade: Henry Wilkinson / Pall Mall / London, numbered: 35116 The blade decorated with thistles, a crown and bugles over ''Highland Infantry'', with red felt-line

NAPOLEONIC WAR BRITISH INFANTRY OFFICER 1796 SWORD Napoleonic War British 1796 Pattern Infantry Officer Sword. Dual Etching with gold wash, diamond section straight blade. Brass hilt, fixed Boat-shell

Length of blade: 31.75" Blade description: Double edged, central ridge, spear point. Guard: Brass, twin clam shell folding. Grip: Twisted wire. Pommel: Urn shaped. Hilt, gilt brass with a knuckle bow,

British Pattern 1897 Infantry Officer's sword. It was made in 1907 and has a Wilkinson "Best Proved" proof mark Wilkinson, No 41250. 110 cm long.

A BRITISH 1845 PATT INFANTRY OFFICERS SWORD by Henry Wilkinson No 32068. 94 cm long.

Victorian British Pattern 1845/54 Infantry Officer's Sword in its Steel Scabbard. Made by S.J.Pillin, Gerard Street, Soho, London.with owners gothic initials etched into blade.

British pattern 1897 infantry officer's sword, late 1960s, the 32.25" fullered blade embellished with engraving including the royal cypher of Queen Elizabeth II, a crown over the British Royal coat of

The lot includes a model 1860 U.S. staff officer sword with an original scabbard and a British 1796 pattern Infantry officers sword featuring a folding double shell guard, knuckle bow, urn pommel, and

[WAR OF 1812]. 1803 pattern British Light Infantry or Grenadier officer's sword made by noted Irish cutler John Reed, College Green, Dublin. 26 in. curved blade with clipped point. Overall length 31 1

British Pattern 1822 Infantry Officer's Dress Sword, issued ca. 1845 to 1854. A very nice example of this historic sword. The ray skin covered wood grip remains tightly bound with wire, and the brass

British Light Infantry in battle with sword wielding Arab. Figures are 40mm tall. Near mint condition. Unboxed.

17 pieces. Excellent overall condition (officer missing sword, and one missing bayonet). Box excellent.

And, Britains #114 Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders. 14 pieces. Officer in gas mask missing sword, others in near mint to excellent condition. Boxes in fair condition.