DEANNE and Son London Bridge officers Sword.

DEANNE and Son London Bridge Sword.-- Dimensions: : W: 40.5 inches ---

Late 19th Century presentation sword by English maker Rob Mole and Sons. Hilt with reticulated knuckle guard, bird head pommel, shagreen grip with twist wire. Etched 35.5" blade, marked at ricasso " R

Antique English London Court Officer's Sword With Cut Steel Hilt & Engraved Blade, Original Scabbard. Full Length : 38 inch Blade Length : 31.5 inch. Detailed condition reports are not included in thi

Description: Length of blade: 31". Blade Description: Single edge, slight curve, spear point, large fuller to a pipe fuller. Etched and needle engraved, arms, flags, U.S., decanthus leaves on one side

Pair of British WWI era officer's swords by Wilkinson London, having slightly curved blades with 3/4 fullers, and a single sharpened edge, with original wire-bound shagreen-covered grips and steel sca

British Royal Navy officer's sword signed, "Batson London", circa 1870. 26 1/4"l.

A Victorian Infantry Officer’s sword, A Victorian Infantry Officer’s sword, by Cutler & Sons, with a brass scabbard, blade 80cm, total 100cm Condition Report: Knocks and very worn. Grip wo

A VICTORIAN LIGHT OFFICERS SWORD E Thurkle Soho London. 99 cm long.

Offered is a US 1850 Foot Officer's saber and scabbard. The maker is marked on the ricasso: Horstmann & Sons Philadelphia. Patina adorns the blade and the dark color of the grip has faded lighter

American 19th Century foot officer sword, marked by Horstman Philadelphia,19th Century, sheath size 30.75"l, sword size 35.25"l

A Royal Artillery Officer's Sword, by Batson of London and numbered (4137), the blade engraved with G.V.R. cypher and Royal Artillery symbols. Housed in leather scabbard. (1)

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

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.

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

Rare American Civil War era US Navy Officer's Sword With Early Quill-back Blade ~ Finely Engraved and Retailer Marked to ''Horstmann & Sons, Philadelphia''. Total length (inside scabbard if present) :

English Officers sword. Left ricasso etched "MADE BY/ROBT MOLE & SONS/Birmingham/for/WALTER LOCKE & CO/CALCUTTA", right ricasso etched six-pointed star with gold "PROOF" stamped in the middle, both si

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

RARE CIVIL WAR STAFF AND FIELD OFFICERS SWORD, 1860: Small Sword by W HORSTMANN & SONS of PHILADELPHIA, with 31" Long, Oval Engraved Blade. Hinged Hilt with American Eagle, Blackfish Grip with Wire Re

1852 US Navy officers sword and scabbard, manufactured by Jacob Reeds Sons Philadelphia, with naval symbol etched blade, pierced gilt brass hilt with bullion pommel, shagreen handle and standing eagle

Description: All brass tipstaff from early 19th century. Made by "Parker Field & Sons, 233 Holborn, London". Marked bottom left side. History: The early English Police Officer's authority was represen

With Phone Booths and Britains Officer. 4 pieces. Excellent condition. Unboxed.

US Model 1860 Civil War Staff Officer Sword. Maker Marked - By Jacob Reed Sons. edged Blade with original scabbard. Total length (inside scabbard if present) : 37", Blade length : 30 1/2". ~ . Detaile

American 1902 Army Officer Sword with Scabbard. The Rivas is marked: FRANCIS BANNERMAN SONS NEW YORK, N.Y. Sword is housed in a steel scabbard with brass drag and hanging loops. Etching on each side o

Including 1850 Foot Officer's Sword and a copy of "Where They Fell" by Robert Marcotte. Lieut. Henry Richard Swan 1843-1864. Son of Brigadier General Lansing B. Swan of Rochester, NY.