We found 98577 price guide item(s) matching your search
There are 98577 lots that match your search criteria. Subscribe now to get instant access to the full price guide service.
Click here to subscribe- List
- Grid
-
98577 item(s)/page
A good antique 19th century Victorian Buckinghamshire Rifle Volunteers cavalry / officer's sword. VR cypher to handle, with the blade etched ' Rifle Volunteers ' and the Buckinghamshire emblem above. Proof lozenge to ricasso, with shark skin handle. Generally very good condition for age, with the blade being quite fine. Original troddel still present to the steel scabbard. A rare and good example. Measures approx; 100cm long in total.
An early 20th century steel court sword with scabbard and leather case, the sword having a triangular and etched blade and decorated guarded handle with a black leather and metal adorned scabbard. Measures; 98cm. Vendor purchased the sword from an auction selling the estate of Sir Henry Irving. Famous Victorian actor.
A rare antique Japanese Military Officer's Showa Katana Sword. Curved toshin blade, with brass tsuba and habaki, with a sharkskin bound handle and military officer's combat tassle. Tang unmarked. Within it's original leather covered wooden scabbard. Slight AF - small 1.5cm of edge wear to blade, pin missing to hilt). Measures approx; 93cm long. Rare.
Two 20th century middle eastern kukri knives to include; A usual formed wooden carved and brass collared kukri knife with crushed velvet and brass adornment scabbard also having Karda and Chakmak and a usual formed brass handles Gurkha regiment crested kukri knife with white metal decoration on felt with the Karda and Chakmak. Largest measures; 41cm
Pair of Hunting knives: one by "Wn Needham, Hill St, Sheffield" double edged 14cm long blade. Compressed leather washer type grip. Mushroom pommel. Overall length 25.5cm. Complete with leather scabbard: Small Bowie knife marked on blade "Bowie" and "John Hall, Cutler, Birmingham". Also marked "Wade & Butcher, Sheffield". 125mm long blade. Stag Horn grips. Complete with leather scabbard. (2)
A replica French Napoleonic Pattern Light Cavalry Sabre. Heavy brass stirrup guard. Leather covered wire bound grip. 85cm long curved single edged blade bearing Klingenthal markings to spine of blade and inspector’s markings to the fuller. Brass mounted scabbard with two suspension rings with steel drag and central leather panel. Overall length 105cm.
A Scottish Dress Dirk with 74th Highland Light Infantry insignia affixed. 28cm long blade, no makers marks. Complete with scabbard with knife and fork. Plated brass fitttings. Amber glass stones to hilts. Overall length 47cm. Comes with matching Sgain Dubh with 8.5cm long blade and grip set with amber glass stone. (2) (boxed)
A replica Georgian Napoleonic era Royal Navy Officers Dirk. Double edged 37cm long blade with 14cm long fuller. Brass crossguard and pommel. Fluted faux ivory grip inset with brass Crown and fouled anchor insignia. Complete with leather scabbard with brass fittings and twin suspension rings. Engraved fouled anchor above frog stud fitting. Overall length 51.5cm.
A Scottish Dress Dirk with Gordon Highlanders insignia affixed. 29cm long blade. No makers marks. Amber glass faseted stone to hilt. Complete with scabbard with knife and fork with matching decoration. Overall length 49cm. Comes with a matching Sgain Dubh with 9cm long stainless steel blade and grip set with faceted amber glass stone. Overall length 20cm. (2) (boxed)
A Scottish Dress Dirk with 28cm long blade. No makers marks. Wooden grip and set with amber faceted glass stone. Complete with scabbard which has separate knife and fork again with amber glass decoration to hilts. Plated brass fittings. Overall length 49cm. Comes with a matching Sgain Dubh with 9cm long blade. With scabbard, over length 19cm. (2) (boxed)
Victorian officer's sword, Regulation Infantry Sword 1892 Pattern, formerly the property of Capt. F. Amber, 2nd Lancashire Fusiliers, by Wilkinson Sword 13 January 1893, no.31938, in leather scabbard, 99cm long, Major F. Amber is mentioned in The London Gazette, February 8, 1901, with supporting paperwork,

-
98577 item(s)/page