Fraternal Swords (3) by Ames, Hirschburg

United States,19th - Early 20thc All swords are etched and named . Templar sword made by Ames. 39 1/4 inches long average length

The four pieces include. 1. A wood walking stick stenciled ROOSEVELT AND GARNER along with the name CLARK. 2. A named fraternal sword by Henderson and Ames of Kalamazoo. 3. A leather washer cane. 4. A

Knights of Pythias. Masonic and a standard ceremonial sword.

Lot of (3) Assorted Late 19th - Early 20th c. Ceremonial Swords, incl: (2) with knight's head pommels and channeled celluloid handles, one by The Pettibone Bros. Mfg. Company (Cincinnati, OH), the oth

Ca.late 19th century AD. Gilt brass knight-helmet-shaped pommel and cross guard featuring an American Eagle, ebony grip with an inserted brass cross, straight double-edged blade engraved with floral d

,United States,20th Century Metal wrapped grip with brass hand guard and decorative blade in a leather and brass scabbard. Sword w/ scabbard 41" Metal, leather, Sword 38".Blade 31 3/4" Marked "Ames Sw

Historic name Hudson Valley fraternal sword ( Chris N. De Witt ), made by AMES SWORD, Chicopee, Mass. Owners name on blade, sheath intact, measures 36.5" top to bottom, from Hudson Valley estate.

Antique Ames Sword marked CONN 1862. Together with three assorted swords. Used condition, wear, worn, surface distress. Ames sword measures 37 3/4" long

Knights of Columbus with 25 3/4" blade made by Lynch & Kelly, NY. Other is presentation sword with fully etched blade by George Fletched, Balt., inscribed to M. Raymond Roberts. Blade is 26" L. Scabba

Fraternal Odd Fellows Ceremonial Sword and Scabbard Made by Ames.

Ricasso marked "Raymold & Whitlock New York". Cross guard marked "K. G. E.". Blade etched "W. B. Sheaffer". Blade 29-1/2". Overall length 37-3/4". Pitting to blade. Patina and verdigris to scabbard. I

Embossed steel shield, tear-drop shape, 28 1/2" H x approximately 18" W, together with ceremonial/fraternal sword in scabbard, engraved steel blade by 'Henderson-Ames Co. Kalamazoo, Michigan', 35 1/2"

Both made by Geo. W. Fletcher, Baltimore MD. Both with etched blades, one inscribed James Colton and the other H. Brooks. One blade 30 3/8", the other is 26 1/8". Brooks sword has a rare matching belt

1 Ames, 1 Emerson, 3 unmarked, date included 1862, 1863, 1 is not dated, all approximately 34 long, brass handles and guards, wear consistent with age

Henderson Ames Kalamazoo Short Sword with Metal Scabbard. These were produced in the late 19th century, they are similar in design as a artillery sword and were used in Fraternal Orders and Theaters.

41 long Top sword marks Ames MFG 1859, all with brass guards, middle sword missing leather wrapping, all with wear consistent with age.

2 are stamped Ames, 2 are dated 1863 & 1865, all have wear consistent with age, 1 is missing leather, 2 are missing with, brass hand guards, all approximately 40.5 long

Freemason Fraternal order of the Knights of Pythia sword and scabbard. Handle features the head of a knight with lion. Blade has etched decoration. Measures 36 3/4" overall length.

Freemason Fraternal order of the Knights of Pythia sword and scabbard. Handle features the head of a knight with lion. Blade has etched decoration. Measures 36 3/4" overall length.

United States Model 1833, 19 inch blade, gilt 6 inches, 1 3/4 inch w bladeHilt marked JM

NCO Militia Officers Sword made by Ames, bonegrip, pewter mounts, 34 inches total length, blade only 28 inches, with scabbard, Leather belt w/ Virginia Belt Buckle Plate 3.5 inch buckle brass with Vir

LOCK IS MRKD. GENERAL RAILWAY SIGNAL COMPANY AND AMES SWORD CO. KEYS DO NOT UNLOCK THIS LOCK. FOUR BRASS KEYS MRKD. P&R AND ONE MRKD. G.W. HEISTER SIZE: LOCK IS 3 1/4"

Ames Manufacturing Company Sword. Ames Manufacturing Company was a manufacturer of swords, tools, and cutlery in Chicopee, Massachusetts. They were a significant provider of side arms, swords, and lig

Pair of Military Swords Ames Chico - Horstmann & Sons. (1) Sword with a six-pointed "Proved" star & the word "Germany" engraved on the edge of the blade near the hilt. Horstmann Makers mark on the sid