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  • Nation : Russian
  • Local Price : £1550
Click and use the code >25248 to search for this item on the dealer website French 1st Empire Year XI French Light Cavalry Sabre by Nicolas Noel Boutet of the Imperial Workshop At Versailles Circa 1805. Early Napoleonic Grande Armee Period
  • Nation : Bulgarian
  • Local Price : € 2000.00
Officer's Sword from Prince (Knyaz) Ferdinand I of Bulgaria (1890). I present to you a collectible work of art. It is an authentic saber of a guard officer of Prince Ferdinand 1st, who was the head of the Bulgarian state from 1887 to 1908. The weapon is excellently preserved for its years. There are beautiful inlays on the handle and the blade. On the blade there is an inscription in Old Bulgarian, which means "God is with us". The total lenght is 97 cm.
  • Nation : Austrian
  • Local Price : 1995.00 USD
Rare C 1800 Austrian Hunting Sword With Fully Sculpted Detail!. A super Austrian hunt sword dating to around 1800 with a large lion head pommel and beautiful sculpted dog and hare figures. A partridge is included between the hare and dog. Large counter-guard has image of a hunter spearing a wild boar and was probably cast by a medalist! Super wonderful and super rare imagery! Its wide single edged blade is about 30” long and is uncleaned with patches of dark staining. Its stag-horn grip is excellent with a lovely deep patina. A super example of a late 18th century – early 19th century European hunting hanger! Price is firm. Thanks for looking! Be sure to check out our other listings for more great swords, arms and armor! Our direct email address is: [email protected]
  • Nation : German
  • Local Price : 1995.00 USD
C 1675-1700 Optical German Engraved Glass Beaker: Sword Duel!!! #gg568. Here is a very rare item. We have never seen another and you probably won’t either. A beautifully engraved optical German glass beaker, dating to the late 17th century and beautifully engraved with a sword duel in 3 oval panels! Most probably made in Brandenburg, the entire beaker is cut with round optical circles that give a vertigo effect when looking through the glass! The 3 large panels depict a sword duel, 2 men dressed in period garb: The ready stance (en guard), The engagement, and the final outcome DEATH! Archaic German text atop each panel. See all photos. Beaker is about 4 ½” tall x 3 ¾” wide. Extremely heavy thick glass. Base has a ground pontil scar with tons of wear. Beaker has expected overall wear and extremely light oxidation. Perfect specimen. Price is firm. Please check out our other listings! Thanks!
  • Nation : Spanish
  • Local Price : $2,800.00 CAD
SPANISH CAVALRY SWORD: Circa 1770-1780.. SPANISH CAVALRY SWORD: Circa 1770-1780. 36” plain blade, 1 1/2” wide of classic Spanish style for military swords. Dark patina overall. Traditional style hilt and copper wire grip. The crossguard bears the maker’s stamp of a Crown over “Z” and a Crown over an “E”. This is probably Eusebio de Zuloggo of Madrid. An example virtually identical is illustrated on Plate 150 of “Spanish Military Weapons in Colonial America 1700-1821”. A very fine example. $2,800.00
  • Nation : German
  • Local Price : $2800.00 CAD
GERMAN HUNTING SWORD:. GERMAN HUNTING SWORD: Circa 1670. The long 32 ¾ “ slender blade is very fine. The left fuller is engraved “ME FECIT” (made by) and the right fuller is engraved “…CHINI” (maker unknown). Iron Crusader style hilt with clamshell guard and wire-wrapped grip. A classic example of an early German Hunting Sword. $2800.00
  • Nation : Swiss
  • Local Price : 1,975.00 USD
SWISS GOTHIC SHORTSWORD HAUSWEHR, C.1400-1450. 19 ¾” length with curved edge wedge section blade. Integral tang with 3 of four pins for securing wood or bone scale grips. Original curved pommel. Excellent stable excavated condition. A sword of the type carried by peasants and pressed into service as villages were attacked in the intercantonal wars of the period. See Waffen im Schweizerischen Landesmuseum, Hugo Schnider, Griffwaffen I S.270.
  • Nation : British
  • Local Price : 1,975.00 USD
ENGLISH HANGER C.1680-1700. Type used in Colonial America. See Swords & Blades of the American Revolution, Neumann, #6.S for a similar example. 19 ½” curved back fullered blade struck with the Running Fox mark (weak). Mostly smooth gray with some expected pitting at the forte. Brass hilt with thickened edge side guard decorated with a standing mythological figure and foliage. The knuckle bow with a cuirass and spears. Monster head quillon terminal. The pommel with four faces. Dark antler grip. Untouched early example from an old New England collection.
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