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Nation : British
Local Price : £1700

Saxon Landsknecht Dagger dating to circa 1550 to 1575. A very nice robust Landsknecht Dagger dating to the second half of the 16th century. The dagger is an “attic find” in its “as found” condition. These compact and heavy daggers were designed for close-in use and are associated with the Landsknecht German mercenaries of the 16th century. Typically the quillons emanate from a sturdy rectangular quillon block and are slightly downwardly curved terminating in swollen knops with nippled finials. A strongly formed side ring is forged onto the quillon block. The heavy solid pommel is dome shaped above its circumference and conical beneath. The domed pommel button is of bronze or brass. The grip is of oval cross section and narrows towards the pommel. It is covered with leather and mounted with decorative silver or pewter ferrules top and bottom chiselled with leaves. The strong double edged tapering blade has a pronounced ricasso with a central fuller extending from the hilt which terminates two inches from the tip after which the blade is thickened and reinforced into an armour piercing point. The blade length is 10.75 inches long (just under 30 cm) and overall the dagger is 15.25 inches (just under 29 cm) long. The dagger is in fine aged and uncleaned russet condition as can be seen in the photos below. For a similar style dagger see Bashford Dean, “Catalogue of European Daggers”, New York, 1929, fig 116 plate XLI

Nation : ?
Local Price : £1700.00

Superb Officers Pistol by Tatham. A Superb 10 Bore Percussion Officers Pistol by Tatham, London. With round sighted barrel, signed in full along the top flat, ‘H. TATHAM 37 Charing Cross LONDON' fitted with rear sight towards the breach, case hardened foliate engraved breech block, profusely engraved barrel tang decorated with scrolling foliage, border engraved lock retaining much original colour and decorated with scrolling foliage signed and fitted with sliding safety catch, full-stocked in walnut cut with chequering at the grip, blued steel mounts comprising trigger guard decorated with scrolling foliage on the bow and pineapple finial, turned ramrod pipe and captive ramrod. In lovely condition overall. TATHAM Henry born 1770. At Firth St. Sword Cutler & Beltmaker-in-Ordinary to George III, 1798; gunmaker to Prince of Wales, 1799. Gunmaker & Sword Cutler, 37 Charing Cross, 1800-33 (in partnership with Joseph Egg as Tatham & Egg at same address, 1801-14). Also at 60 Firth St., Soho, 1805-8. Supplied Ordnance with Malaysian ‘Cresses' [Kris] 1801; presentation rifle for Indian Chiefs, 1816. Died 1835. Howard L. Blackmore (1986) Gunmakers Of London, 1350-1850. George Shumway Publisher. USA. Dimensions: Bore: 10 Bore Barrel Length: 10 Inches (25.40 cm) Overall Length: 15.5 Inches (39.37 cm)

Nation : ?
Local Price : £1695.00

Cased Over and Under Pistol. New item, description to follow.

Nation : British
Local Price : £1695

Click and use the code >25408 to search for this item on the dealer website Most Fine, Original, 1796 British Heavy Cavalry Trooper´s Sword with Ordnance Inspectors Mark, & Maker´s Name. As Used in The Charges of the Union and Household Brigades at Waterloo, Wellington´s Victory Over Napoleon in 1815

Nation : -
Local Price : 24,000 kr

Flintlock pistol "J.G Lintz" 1720-30.

Nation : French
Local Price : 2,150.00 USD

FRENCH SMALLSWORD C.1770, PROBABLY PARIS. Gilt hilt. Double shell guards with oval panels of military subjects flanked by circular pierced matrixes. Knuckle bow and pommel matching with a Roman helmet to the right pommel oval. Silver wire-wrapped grip. 29” flattened diamond blade. The forte decorated both sides with a cherub wielding a sword and shield, flanked by foliate panels, with some gold ground remaining. Excellent plus with the gold to the hilt complete and bright.

Nation : British
Local Price : £1,650.00

Georgian 22nd Light Dragoon Officers Sword. Georgian 22nd Light Dragoon Officers Sword, regulation form 1796 hilt with leather grip secured by twisted silver wire. The blade slightly curved with top fuller in a similar style to ones produced for Light Dragoon regiments of the time. It is engraved on one side with 22 L D the reverse with G R and crown, the spine maker marked S G Harvey. The regiment was disbanded in 1783 and reformed in 1794 length 102cm the blade 90cm

Nation : French
Local Price : £1,650.00

French Flintlock Pistol by Martin of Angers c 1690. French Flintlock Pistol by Martin of Angers c 1690 Very early pistol Martin is recorded in Angers between 1680 and 1710, but his Christian name is not known. Angers was one of the principal provincial gun making centres – other significant Angers gunmakers were Boular, Bleiberg and Pierre Monlong. Although the name is very worn you can with a glass make it out. The pistol shows some age repairs to the stock and the barrel markings are also worn but visible please see images. Lock is in good working condition overall length 49cm the barrel 31cm. lease Note UK shipping free the rest of the world at cost.