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  • Nation : -
  • Local Price : £1,250.00
US Ames Model 1861 Naval Cutlass. US Ames Model 1861 Naval Cutlass date stamped 1861 on the ricasso plus Ames Mfe Co Chicopee Mass on the reverse. Brass half basket riveted to knuckle guard with leather grip bound with twisted brass wire. The blade single edged and slightly curved and complete with black leather scabbard with brass mounts and sewn with rivet to end made in the style possibly a later replacement.
  • Nation : British
  • Local Price : £1,250.00
British 1796 Blue and Gilt Cavalry Officers Sword. British 1796 Blue and Gilt Cavalry Officers Sword by Woolley and Co, steel regulation hilt with leather bound grip secured by silver twisted wire. The curved blade with engraved gilt decoration including GR crown. Royal coat of arms, trophies of arms plus floral designs and Woolley and Co. The blue and gilt is good and bright on one site the reverse however is faded. Complete with steel scabbard in good condition. For further information please see Robson Swords of the British Army revised edition plate 59 Overall length 95cm blade 82cm
  • Nation : Russian
  • Local Price : £1,250.00
Presentation Mahogany Sword Case Field Marshall Sir John Fox Burgoyne. Presentation Mahogany Sword Case Field Marshall Sir John Fox Burgoyne with glazed, fitted interior lined in plum velvet and mirror glass fitted into the inner side of the lid to reflect the contents on display once opened, the exterior with brass escutcheon enclosed in a brass frame, the former engraved with crossed field marshall’s batons within a pair of fronds and the latter with the owner’s name. The case split into two sections both with locks and catches no key overall dimensions 39.0 cm; 15 3/8 in x 102.5 cm; 40 3/8 in x 11.8 cm; 46 ½ in Notes: Sir John Fox Burgoyne (1782-1871) was a distinguished solider, described by Napoleon III as ‘ the Moltke of England’ in 1870, following his own defeat by the Prussians. He received a gold cross with one clasp for Badajoz, Salamanca, Vitoria, San Sebastian, and the Nive, and a silver medal with three clasps for Busaco, Ciudad Rodrigo, and the Nivelle. He became a knight of the Portuguese order of the Tower and Sword. For his services in the Crimea he gained the Mejidiye (first class) and the decoration of grand officer of the Légion d’honneur. Burgoyne was the eldest of four illegitimate children of Lieutenant-General John Burgoyne (1723-1792) and the singer Susan Caulfield. He was baptized at St Anne’s, Soho, 15 August 1782, and named after his father and his sponsor, Charles James Fox. He advanced to the rank of field marshal on 1st January 1868, aged 86, with ‘a special and exceptional’ allowance of £1500 per year to mark ‘the value of his services. Due to the size and weight shipping free within the UK worldwide at cost
  • Nation : British
  • Local Price : £1,250.00
Victorian H L I Officers Cross Hilt Sword – Henry Alexander Schank. Henry Alexander Schank Esq of Castlerig and Gleniston entered the army as Ensign in the 91st in 1871 became Capt. in the 71st Highland Light Infantry in 1880 and served in the Zulu war of 1879, and in the Egyptian war of 1882 Cross hilt sword with fish skin grip and correct pommel, the blade broad sword with two fullers with good clear engraving one side with regimental details and crown the reverse with owner crest and his name Alexa Schank 1st HLI dated March 1884 complete with steel scabbard, maker marked Harvey Birmingham overall length 96cm the blade 92cm please note the sword is slightly smaller in width to a regulation sword however the correct length
  • Nation : British
  • Local Price : £1,250.00
English 1796 Officers Light Cavalry Sword. English 1796 Officers Light Cavalry Sword, regulation sword with steel hilt and leather bound grip secured by twisted wire. The blade slightly curved and in very good condition no makers mark and complete with matching steel scabbard. Overall length 92cm the blade 79.5cm
  • Nation : British
  • Local Price : £1,250.00
18th Hussars 1821 Officer&#acute;s Sword by Wilkinson. 18th Hussars Victorian Officer&#acute;s Sword 1821 pattern regulation three bar hilt chequered pommel and fish skin grip. The blade engraved 18th Hussars regimental badge, WATERLOO and PENINSULA plus V R and crown to both sides. Maker marked Henry Wilkinson London and numbered 29696 – further research needed. Complete with steel scabbard. Information: Reference: Swords of the British Army Plate 78 Blade Length: 35.0 inch Overall Length: 41.0 inch
  • Nation : Hungarian
  • Local Price : £1250
Click and use the code >21358 to search for this item on the dealer website Good, & Very Rare, German Third Reich, WW2 Wehrmacht 14th Kavallerie Regimental Sword
  • Nation : Japanese
  • Local Price : £1250
Click and use the code >25319 to search for this item on the dealer website Beautiful & Superb Quality, Antique, Late Victorian, Finely Engraved Silver & Mother O´Pearl Handled Sword-Cane. A Most Elegant & Sophisticated Work of Art In Near Mint Condition.
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