French sword of a naval officer M 1837

French sword of a naval officer M 1837, Second half of 20 century

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

French naval officers sword, 3rd empire Napoleon with an elaborate cross guard, brass mounting with an anchor, a fuller running the full length of the blade, mounted with leather, the blade in extreme

A Francois Manceaux for Klingenthal French naval officer's sword or rapier having a nickel plated blade, brass hilt stamped with a fleur-de-lis on the front counter guard, silver wire grip; featuring

AUSTRIAN M1837 ETCHED BLADE INF. OFFICER SWORD Austrian Infantry Officer Sword Model 1837. Curved, fullered blade. Triple acid etching on light gray background, depicting patriotic and floral design.

Antique Napoleonic Wars French or English Naval Sword Navy Officers Dagger Full Length 28.5 inch Blade Length 23.5 inch

A small sword M 1837 for high officersGerade Stichklinge von rautenförmigem Querschnitt, kreisförmige Buchstabenmarke (halb verdeckt) an der Wurzel. Vergoldetes Messing-Bügelgefä&#

Portrait painting of French naval officer, 18th or 19th C, oil on canvas, unsigned, 33-3/4" x 26-3/4", framed 38-1/2" x 31-1/4", good condition, previously relined and restored, age cracking

Gilded, with portopee, sculpted brass hilt with folding guard plates, the proper sword knot is attached, blade with text decoration: King and Fatherland, fitting with the initials E.K, length 102 cm.

French naval officer belt buckle late 19thSizes: H= 50mm L= 160mmWeight (K): 0,1kgCondition: At first glance: patina, normal wear

(TAIPING REBELLION) PROSPER GIQUEL (1835 - 1886) French naval officer, Imperial Customs official, and advisor to Chinese government. He served in the in the Anglo-Chinese Occupation Police during the

1782 VOYAGES 1ed Pages Mexico TEXAS America Louisiana INDIANS China Japan Pirates A rare 18th-century printing of French naval officer Pierre Francois Pagess “Voyages autour du monde”. Thi

Jacques Cousteau signed 5x4 black and white photo. Jacques-Yves Cousteau , AC ( 11 June 1910 - 25 June 1997) was a French naval officer , explorer , conservationist , filmmaker , innovator , scientist

Description: This lot includes two framed and signed photos of Gerald Ford, and a signed photo of Ronald Reagan with a White House letter congratulating the promotion of a French Naval officer to "Com

TBS book photograph signed in "JY Cousteau" in black felt tip ink. Minor creasing, otherwise, excellent.(1910-1997) Jacques-Yves Cousteau was a French naval officer, oceanographer, filmmaker, and auth

1814 Bengal INDIA Grandpre Voyages Indian Ocean Seychelles Sri Lanka Exploration A rare, early 19th-century nautical narrative by French naval officer, Capt. Louis Marie Joseph Ohier de Grandpre. At t

Title: Danish Royal Naval Officer's Sabre M/1849 - MAGASIN DU NORD, KJØBENHAVN - Excellent Condition Description: A good sabre M/1849 for an Danish naval officer with it's portepee, a fine nickel

Highly Unusual French Officer's Sword with Large Basket Hilt of Chiseled Iron Depicting Fantastick Dragon & Snake Details. Nice Bull Horn Grip with Original Braid Wire Intact. Manufacturer & Arcenal I

Original officer’s felt chapeau with silver-finished button, bullion wire trim and tri-color cockade. Interior with maker label, sweatband. Entire chapeau with wear and losses to sweatband, label an

Likely British Naval Officer's Sword, Circa 180029 in. curved blade, turned wooden grip, pierced brass knuckle bow terminating in a finial engraved with an anchor. Without scabbard. Property Deaccessi

Japanese Naval Officer's Sword, 39" length.

Polish Naval officer's sword, World War II era, leather covered grip, blade etched HONOR I OJCZYZNA with a leather scabbard, 38.5"l

Japanese WWII Kai-Gunto Naval Officer's Sword with ray skin covered wooden scabbard and wrapped hilt. Tang is stamped with an anchor; unsigned. Some wear to the scabbard and hilt. No locking mechanism

A Naval Officer's Sword, and a quantity of various sword scabbards Mostly 19th century The first with fullered double-edged blade (some pitting) retaining traces of etched decoration at the forte, bra