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A unique example of an American Revolutionary War Soldier-made Fighting-Knife/Dagger, ca. 1840 Non-Commissioned Officer's Sword, ca. For a similar example, please see Robert M. Reilly's: American Socket Bayonets... Revolutionary war swords for sale online. 44 & 47 (pl. A very rare example of an original 15th-16th Century English "Tudor Period" Longbow, ca. Complete with its original black leather and steel mounted scabbard with very good leather surfaces with the expected light oxidation and patina.
A VERY GOOD WW I PERIOD GERMAN ARTILLERY OFFICER'S SWORD & SCABBARD, ca. I'll be in touch soon to order more. The 3 ringed-type socket with its Z-shaped Bayonet-lug-aperture and its surfaces, en suite for a. A FINE LATE 17th/EARLY 18TH CENTURY CENTRAL EUROPEAN PLUG BAYONET, ca. In overall very good+ untouched condition and a very nice example of a World War II Issue US Marine Corps fighting knife, ca. Retains "attic untouched", forge-blackened surfaces, scattered patches of discoloration, surface imperfections and pitting. Also, marked with Four (4) Soldier-Applied "Kill/Battle Notches", indicating likely combat use. A very nice example of a Revolutionary War Period Second Model Brown Bess Bayonet. However, it is ultimately the responsibility of the buyer to be in compliance of laws that govern their specific location. Revolutionary War Officer's Sword. The base of the blade with various inspector s marks and a Weyersberg Kirschbaum & Co/Solingen maker s mark. Retains 95% gilded bright surfaces with sharply embossed details. The regulation length, 32 1/4", spear-point blade with smooth, dark-colored, steel surfaces and approx.
Fullered triangular-form, spear-point blade with full top and bottom flutes/blood-grooves. Collared socket with straight lug-slot and an integral notched ring. Complete with its japanned, iron scabbard with stud-type, iron frog: damaged and cut-down. Revolutionary war short sword. A FINE AMERICAN REVOLUTIONARY WAR PERIOD ENGLISH SILVER HILT OFFICER'S SMALL SWORD, BY "BENNETT" w/ its (PARTIAL) ORIGINAL SILVER-MOUNTED SCABBARD, ca. Retains its original highly-polished burlwood grip with 95%+ finish and sharp contours.
Retains 85%+ of its deep nitre bluing and much of its fire-gilt finish. A VERY GOOD AMERICAN CIVIL WAR PERIOD MID-19th CENTURY CONTINENTAL EUROPEAN (FRENCH? ) A fine example of an Early Colonial American Period English Cutlass, ca. A FINE+ AMERICAN REVOLUTIONARY WAR PERIOD ENGLISH BELT DAGGER/NAVAL DIRK WITH FACETED IVORY GRIP, ca. The 2 1/2", single edged, sharp, steel blade with an untouched steel-gray age patina, a Hammer/Sickle-form maker s mark and light scattered discoloration. The hilt with an untouched mustard-toned patina and is marked on its quillon with a 5 M. /239 Ship s Rack Marking. A tight hilt, sharp contours, smooth surfaces and expected light signs of use. US Marine Officer Sword. Of English "Pattern 1742" type design with a single edged, slightly curved, 27 3/4", cutlass-form back-blade, with a top fuller approximately 3/4 its length. A very unusual example of an American Blacksmith-made Revolutionary War Period "Naval" Cutlass with Offset Hilt, ca. Very fine blade with evidence its original cutting edge, 95% smooth, bright finish and sharp markings: fine smooth grip. Complete with its original, cylindrical, tapered, steel scabbard with its frog-attachment and 95% of its original blackened finish. Tai Chi, Broad and Oriental. Very good wooden grip with smooth, lightly oxidized, dark and untouched surfaces.
A FINE COLONIAL/REVOLUTIONARY WAR PERIOD AMERICAN-MADE FIGHTING-KNIFE/BELT-DAGGER WITH SCABBARD, ca. Pluribus Unum motif. A fine, Officer s type American?
A nice example of a Napoleanic War Period Prussian Officer's Sword, ca. Please feel free to contact me about any of the swords on this site, or if you have swords or Civil War related artifacts you wish to sell. In overall very good untouched condition with a deep russet/brown patina and generally smooth surfaces with some scattered patches of discoloration and wear.
Retains smooth untouched, river-polished, gray surfaces with some expected light imperfections. Fine edges, sharp contours and some light signs of use and wear. A VERY GOOD & NAPOLEANIC WAR PERIOD model 1801 FRENCH NAVAL CUTLASS, ca. The blade, en suite with smooth steel-gray surfaces, scattered patches of discoloration and sharp engravings. An embossed & fluted urn-shaped pommel with turned capstan and a finely embossed knuckle-bow with raised beaded decorations and several London Silver Hallmarks and an "I. Red-brown-colored, pin-fastened, wooden grip-scales with smooth untouched surfaces and its original end-ferrule. The base with a later?
Needle type, pointed, diamond-form, 20 1/2", deeply fluted, steel blade with a very sharp point and only light patches of discoloration and expected surface-wear: still in cosmoline-- from Arsenal Storage. The scabbard with and sharp contours and smooth steel surfaces with only light patches of discoloration/wear. Black colored spiral grooved wooden grip with dark surfaces, much of its blackened/tarred finish and signs of age/wear. A US MODEL 1818 N. STARR CAVALRY SABER, CA. Import-type (German) Spear-point, 32 3/8", single-edge, straight, Blue & Gilt (85%+) blade with a single edge and a deep-fuller for 1/2 its length. Marked, one side of its base with a clear "I. WILSON/SHEAR STEEL" maker's mark within an oval cartouche of mid 19th Century design. US Marine NCO Swords. Overall a very fine quality example of a American Civil War Model 1850 Officer s Sword & Scabbard, ca. Of traditional, Sheffield , Trade type design with a single edge, 6 1/2 , steel blade with a smooth, lightly toned, gunmetal age patina. In overall very good lightly cleaned condition with smooth wooden and steel surfaces. Neumann's: "Swords & Blades of the American Revolution & his "Battle Weapons of the American Revolution", pg. A very nice example of a mid-19th Century Buffalo Skinning Knife, ca.
WAR-TYPE LANCE HEAD, ca. They feature a well tempered sharpened 34 inch 1085 high carbon steel blade is 3/16th of an inch thick and 1 ¼ inches wide. The single edge 17" steel blade with a fine cutting edge and an untouched steel-gray age patina with numerous Crown & Broad Arrow markings, on its base: also marked with a clear "1907" date of manufacture. 1680-1700: Of late-17th Century (ca. Sharp cutting-edge with very good+ steel surfaces and some scattered patches of light salt & pepper. Company marking for the noted US Military Sword Maker N. P. Ames Co. of Chicopee, Mass. For a similar example of this pattern, please see G. Neumann's: Swords & Blades... 115. Classic, Georgian Period, cast and embossed, Silver hilt of typical English Smallsword form. Fine quality engravings with Stands of Arms and floral vine scrolls. 1750: In overall excellent/Museum Grade untouched condition with smooth lightly toned surfaces to the diamond-form, finely engraved, hollow ground, 31 1/4" blade with a flared, gold-damascened & nitre-blued ricasso with 90%+ finish. D-guard/Stirrup-type, iron hilt with an integral forward quillon and a rear slot, for a sword-knot. D-type Guard of classic Confederate form with matching untouched Blacksmith-forged/wrought, iron surfaces, en suite with the blade. The hilt/guard in very fine condition with nicely toned brass surfaces, a smooth wooden grip with 85%+ finish.
Retains smooth steel surfaces with a fine age patina and sharp contours. Fine shaft & fletching with evident handling marks and its original hemp fiber bindings. A fine example of an early 19th century naval/nautical weapon. Hand-forged, 11", etched & engraved, steel head of typical 17th/18th century German Sergeant's Spontoon design, having nicely sculpted, protective base "lobes"/flanges, a central spear body of elongated leaf form and reinforced tapered spear-point. The European imported/Solingen?, saber-form, finely acid etched, slightly curved, single edge, 31 , steel blade with smooth, silver-gray steel surfaces and some light patches of discoloration. A VERY FINE QUALITY LATE-19TH/EARLY-20TH CENTURY (FRENCH? ) Colonial American made, Brass & wooden, "Slot-Type" hilt of distinct "Jerimiah Snow" form, as made with a single-slotted cross-guard, an integral upper quillon with a slightly curved profile and a "Stirrup-Type" knuckle-bow with matching brass surfaces. Regulation Model 1860 Brass hilt with riveted cupped hand guard (minor separation at uppermost rivet) and an untouched mustard-colored patina with its wire-wrapped, spiral-cut wooden grip with a blackened/tarred Naval-type finish (the wire missing and the tarred finish with some chips): often the practice during the Civil War to help prevent oxidation/deterioration. Fine blade with smooth steel surfaces, its original cutting-edge and sharp contours. For similar examples please see William Gilkerson s: Boarders Away , vol.