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Catalog #
PC108



British officers sword

17th c. British officers sword, finely pierced hilt, Toledo spain blade, overall good condition, 36.5" overall length, 31" blade.

$ 2,400 [USD]




Catalog #
PC146



Cup Hilt Rapier
Early 19th century Cup Hilt Rapier, with embossed and chased decoration. The blade has the maakers marks on either side of the ricasso and the name Klingenthal, which means it was made in Chatellerault, France, and by the Coulaux Brothers 1805. 45" overall length.

$ 1,600 [USD]




Catalog #
PC147



Victorian swept hilt
Victorian swept hilt rapier, made in Italy circa 1910. It has a decorative blade and brass hilt and pommel, and a copper and steel wire wrapped handle with Turks heads. 38" long.

$ 580 [USD]




Catalog #
PC149



Decorative Tulwar sword
Small decorative Tulwar sword approximately 100 years old. This has decorative scenes engraved on each side of the recasso. It also has three makers marks, on one side of the blade. Overall length is 28".

$ 480 [USD]




Catalog #
PC154



Ceremonial Boar spear
Steel ceremonial Boar spear, 19th century. Silver plated decoration at the bottom, 16.5" long.

$ 300 [USD]




Catalog #
PC174



Crossbow bolt tips
15th century Crossbow bolt tips C 1450, Mostly bodkins. These were excavated with a metal detector around various castles in Germany along the Rihine. This is a great little piece of history to own.
There are 14 in all and are sold seperately for $60 each. They are Identified by letters A to N


$ 60 /ea. [USD]




Catalog #
PC186



Burgundian halberd head
This is a very nicely detailed Victorian copy of A Burgundian Halberd head. it is made of heavy steel and has detailed etched designs on both sides. The original was made in 1558. the overall length is 28 inches.

$ 550 [USD]




Catalog #
PC189



Cast iron mace - Victorian era.
This is a cast Iron copy of a German gothic style mace, late 15th century. This was made in 1900.

$ 550 [USD]




Catalog #
PC190



19th c. Tulwar sword
19th century Tulwar sword in overall good condition. Length 38 inches

$ 460 [USD]




Catalog #
PC192







Spanish Cup Hilt
Made in 1874 to commemorate it's 100 year old design, this sword was in use during the reign of King Charles of Bourbon who was king of Naples from 1735 to 1759 and king of Spain from 1759 to 1788. King Charles III was the founder of the Royal Factory of Weapons of Toledo. This unusual spanish cup hilt was nick-named a 'Bilbo style', with hand-engraved foliage designs on the steel bowl guard as well as a very fine copper wire wrapped handle. Etched on its blade is 'F ca DE TOLEDO 1874'. It also has it's original 130 year old scabbard with matching engraved steel Chape and locket.

$ 1,700 [USD]




Catalog #
PC195



Francisco I sword
This is a sword made in the early 20th century in Spain. It has guilt etching designs and a portrait of Francisco I. It also resembles the sword of The king of France, Francis I, in his equestrian portrait from the 16th century. Very nice decorative piece. overall length 40 inches.

$ 760 [USD]




Catalog #
PC206



Victorian Dagger
A fine Victorian dagger, cast out of solid brass, with a silver-plated blade.

$ 180 [USD]




Catalog #
PC212



Indo Persian Katar
A late 18th century Indo Persian Katar (push Dagger) This style is rare having the outer blade split open reveling another blade beneath. It has typical etched and silvered designs decorating it.

$ 600 [USD]




Catalog #
PC213





Balinese Kris
A 19th century Balinese Kris. this large dagger or short sword has a rare carved wood handle in the image of a mythological woman. It has the classic wavy blade which is 19 inches long. The overall length is 23 inches. overall good condition.

$ 900 [USD]






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