A FINE FRENCH & INDIAN/REVOLUTIONARY WAR PERIOD PATTERN 1742 ENGLISH-TYPE INFANTRY HANGER, ca. 1855 SPRINGFIELD RIFLED MUSKET BAYONET, ca. Kinnison Military Edged Weapon Collection, of Mobile, AL. Very good, rust-stained, steel surfaces with 65%+ polish, sharp edges, some "orange peel" and virtually no dings or nicks. For similar examples, please see G. Neumann's & F., Kravic's: "The Collector's Illustrated Encyclopedia of the American Revolution" & G. Neumann's: "Swords & Blades of the American Revolution". The English Longbow is perhaps England's most famous weapon and has left an indelible impression on Popular Culture, as it was the weapon of Choice of the famed "Robin Hood". The mounts, en suite with fine Gilt surfaces A very nice example of an American Revolutionary War Period English Naval Dirk/Belt Dagger, ca.
WAR-TYPE LANCE HEAD, ca. Simple ring-type pommel with a very good tang-peen. From an old New England Collection and purported to have been locally acquired, ca. Colonial American made Brass & wooden (Maple? ) An integrally forged iron pommel with a very good and tight tang-peen. A very nice example of an American-made Revolutionary War Period Regimentally Marked Fusil/Carbine type Bayonet with an unusual side-mounted retaining-screw, ca. In overall very good untouched condition with its original brass mounted Leather Scabbard: the drag with wear to its tip--- from use and the throat with a clear " AMES MFG. Nicely fluted grip-scales with age-patinated smooth surfaces. The hilt with an untouched mustard-toned age-patina and its leather covered grip with very good dark surfaces (fraying/crazing) and retains a vestige of its original braided brass grip-wire. A well-made hand-crafted European Stone Age Hammer, ca. Checkered cylindrical, hollow-form steel grip with a matching steel pommel with a spring lug-release, at its apex. Fine edges, sharp contours and some light signs of use and wear. A FINE QUALITY MID-18TH CENTURY GERMAN STAGHORN HILT HUNTING-SWORD/CUTTOE, ca.
Haft/handle with untouched & richly oxidized, smooth, wooden surfaces. A VERY GOOD UNTOUCHED EARLY US MODEL 1816 SOCKET BAYONET, ca. In very fine+/near excellent condition with sharp contours, clear markings, a fine cutting edge and choice steel, brass & leather surfaces. Neumann s: Battle Weapons , pg. A tight hilt, sharp contours, smooth surfaces and expected light signs of use. A VERY GOOD AMERICAN REVOLUTIONARY WAR PERIOD SOLDIER'S BELT-AXE TOMAHAWK, ca. A VERY FINE WORLD WAR I SOLDIER'S FOLDING POCKET-KNIFE & SPOON, by "CAMILLUS & Co. ", ca. The hilt & grip, en suite with light scattered handling marks, russet-toned patination and signs of use. The blade retains its original cutting-edge and has smooth steel surfaces with much polish and light signs of use & wear. Fine Ivory grip with choice, smooth, surfaces and light handling.
Fine hilt with an untouched mustard-toned patina. Fine hilt with sharp details and a matching grip and wire. Marked, at its base with a "HENRY BOKER/SOLINGEN" maker's marking for the noted Civil War Era German sword-cutler Henry Boker of Solingen, Germany, who worked 18-18; and was the only known Foreign Exporter/Importer of US Model 1860 Swords. A VERY GOOD AMERICAN REVOLUTIONARY WAR PERIOD HORSEMAN'S SABER/HANGER, ca. 251-252): the opposite side of the ricasso with a King s Head marking. 1840 Ames NCO Swords. Retains 65% polish with a lightly stained, generally smooth, gunmetal-gray-colored patina. Very fine silver surfaces with light patches of discoloration and tarnish. Overall length, 33". Welcome Guest, Sign in. The cast brass hilt with fine lightly toned, smooth surfaces. A Rare Large Sized "Potter Type" American Revolutionary War Period Slot-Hilt Cavalry/Horseman's Saber, ca. Of classic mid-19th century Cavalry Sword design with a "triple-bar" defense (damaged) and its rear with a slotted cut for a horse s reins. The blade with smooth surfaces and sharp cutting edges: some scattered light discoloration, nicks and pitting.
In overall fine untouched condition with minor surface abrasions and age-stains to the scabbard. The blade retains its original, cutting edge with generally smooth gunmetal-gray surfaces, some scattered discoloration and areas of pitting. A VERY GOOD AMERICAN REVOLUTIONARY WAR PERIOD CALTROP (EX. 1940s: In overall very good untouched condition and of regulation design. I shall spend a few days reviewing the pics / descriptions before making a selection and placing my order. In overall Acid-Good cleaned condition with lightly frosted and discolored steel surfaces. This Revolutionary War Officers Sword has a blade forged of high carbon steel and a grip of brass.