Retains a smooth gunmetal-gray age patina overall with a sharp point and a fine cutting edge. These military swords are inspired by cavalry sabers that were popular in the late 18th century. A nice example of an Early Colonial Period 17th Century Dutch/English Fighting Knife/Dagger, ca. A VERY GOOD LARGE-SIZE MID-18TH CENTURY/AMERICAN REVOLUTIONARY WAR PERIOD (ENGLISH) PIPE TOMAHAWK, ca. A VERY GOOD PERIOD FRENCH MODEL 1822 CAVALRY SWORD & SCABBARD, Dtd. 1830 Napoleon Swords. The handle weighted with Lead, to act as a bludgeon. The pommel with an embossed grape-leaf border and its original blade peen. Fine Maple grip with choice, smooth, wooden surfaces and 85% finish. Revolutionary war swords for sale replica. All orders are subject to acceptance by IMA Inc, which reserves the right to refuse any order. From a Mid-Atlantic Family Collection. A nice example of a World War I Period German Artillery Officer's Sword, ca. The grip with sharp contours, choice leather surfaces and a fine age patina: expected minor wear and crazing.
For a similar example, please see Robert M. Reilly's: American Socket Bayonets... 44 & 47 (pl. Regulation Pattern 1796, unmarked, double edged, straight, 32 3/4", smallsword-type, steel blade with etched surfaces and a smooth untouched gunmetal patina. Military Swords for Sale – Tagged "Revolutionary War" –. 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. A very fine quality example of French & Indian War Period French Silver Hilt Officer's Small Sword, ca. A VERY FINE AMERICAN REVOLUTIONARY WAR PERIOD ENGLISH/AMERICAN HANGER, ca. Heavy steel hilt with a triple-bar knuckle-bow (one arm of the bow missing) and an integral quillon with a curved upper finial. A very nice example of a Large Size Colonial/American Revolutionary War Period English Pipe Tomahawk, ca.
The 17" by 1 wide blade with a very good tip: the base marked with a HILL maker s mark. 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. The hilt with a finely chased embossed floral scroll motif on its guard; and the gilt-brass surfaces with a fine age-patina. Retains bright-finish (95+%), untouched silver-gray, steel surfaces with only some light patches of staining. A classic example of an American blascksmnith made Caltrop (anti-horse/personal) weapon, ca. A rare and seldom seen example of a US Surcharged Revolutionary War Period Brown Bess Bayonet, ca. Of Chicopee Falls, Mass., in 1862. Fine haft with generally smooth, untouched and oxidized, wooden surfaces. 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. Original iron scabbard with two suspension rings and an integral flared drag: several dents and in untouched dark condition. 1880s) type steel scabbard (missing its leather frog and brass clip). Swords used in the revolutionary war. 1840 Ames NCO 10 Pack. 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.
Unmarked, 8 1/2", slightly curved, single edged, sharp, back-type blade with a short upper fuller and smooth gunmetal toned, steel surfaces: the base with an old "B * 18 * 28" Collection number, in white India Ink. The regulation length, 28 1/4", spear-point blade with smooth bright steel surfaces and 90%+ polish with light scattered staining. Also, as late as 1776, in a Feb. 11th letter written to Charles Lee, Benjamin Franklin thought it might be best to arm some American Troops, fighting in the Revolutionary War with Longbows, due to their effectiveness, rate-of-fire and relative inexpensive manufacture costs (Please see:). CHAMPLAIN VALLEY), ca. The type of large Side-knife often Carried by Confederate Soldiers, throughout the American Civil War. Stone's: "A Glossary of the Construction Use & Decoration of Arms... 408. 1890: In overall very fine untouched condition with smooth steel and a very fine cuprous-nickel alloy hilt. Replica revolutionary war swords. 1770s: In overall very good untouched condition with a deep russet patina with an orange-peel texture overall. Buyer assumes all responsibility for checking import restrictions on items purchased. In overall very fine condition with smooth steel surfaces and only some light wear.
Retains its original, double, braided-silver-wire grip wrapping and its silver under-grip. Of traditional, English, Naval, Boarding Axe form with an unmarked, heavy/reinforced axe head with an integral rear fluke with a pointed tip. Generally sharp contours and untouched, dark-colored, steel surfaces with a 13 hollow-ground, diamond-form, triangular blade. The Black leather scabbard with untouched leather surfaces with scattered abrasions, minor surface losses and the expected signs of use and handling. A very nice example of a Revolutionary War Period Second Model Brown Bess Bayonet. "I 'm very pleased with my Jian! Neumann's: Swords & Blades of the American Revolution . The mounts, en suite with fine Gilt surfaces A very nice example of an American Revolutionary War Period English Naval Dirk/Belt Dagger, ca. Regulation, Post-1796, pattern Bronze hilt with a folding, rounded, raised-border, cross-guard, an acorn-shaped upper qullion and a replaced iron retaining spring, peg and brass tightening-screw. Heavy Brass hilt with a Stirrup-type knuckle-bow with side-mounted langets and an integral, curved quillon.
Retains fine and smooth mottled-gray, steel surfaces with shaply engraved hunting depictions, on both sides of the blade, 65%+ polish and sharp cutting edges. A VERY GOOD & RARE 15th/16th CENTURY GERMAN KNIGHT'S/RIDER'S SHORTSWORD, ca. A large and impressive Military Lance Head, measures 17 3/4 . In overall fair+/good condition. A classic example of an American Revolutionary War Soldier s Pocket-Knife, ca. In overall fine untouched condition with some expected signs of use, handling and age. Army NCO Premium 10PK. And with a "WILKINSON/SWORD COMPANY/LONDON"-- for the famed English "Wilkinson" Cutlery firm. A REVOLUTIONARY WAR USED FIRST MODEL/LONGLAND PATTERN BROWN BESS BAYONET (FOUND at FORT TICONDEROGA), ca. 1940s.. Price: $175. 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. From the Estate of the "Cilley" family of New Hampshire & Ohio Recently de-accessioned from the "Sons of the American Revolution" Museum Collection with its Sale Proceeds to benefit the "NSSAR" Museum.
Custom Samurai Swords. Company marking for the noted US Military Sword Maker N. P. Ames Co. of Chicopee, Mass. Original hardwood grip with eight grooves for the missing leather grip-wrap: painted with silver spray-paint.
Complete with its (partial) original black leather, silver mounted scabbard with a "Bennett/Sword Cutler to the Prince of Wales/67/Threadneedle Street" engraved chape and its silver suspension-ring. I would have no problem buying from you again or suggesting your store to any of my friends. Complete with its large (Buffalo size) 19th Century Trade Type steel arrowhead of classic form with sharp edges, surface oxidation, sharp cutting-edges and a fine point. A nice example of an Import-type US Model 1860 Civil War Cavalry Saber.
The grip with some loss of its leather and shows signs of use. The scabbard retains 85% finish with scattered patches of oxidation, minor loss of finish and discoloration. For a virtually indentical example, please see G. Neumann's: "Battle Weapons of the American Revolution", pg. A finely pierced and etched acanthus leaf embossed knuckle-guard with matching gilt surfaces. May be ordering the two handed version for our sifu in the near future. AN UNISSUED US MODEL 1816 NATIONAL ARMORY BRIGHT SOCKET BAYONET, ca. 1835: Classic Gladius-form, double edged, short, 19 , spear-point blade with a medial ridge for its length. "Thanks just placed the order. In overall very fine+/near excellent condition. In overall very good+/fine untouched condition with a fine, mustard toned, dark patina. The slightly curved, single-edge, 26", spear point, deeply fullered, back-sword, steel blade with its original cutting edge (minor nicks) and a very good age-patina (working-life "blunted" with a riveted brass cover): the rear of the spine with a vestige of its cursive-script (French) Arsenal marking. IMA considers all antique guns offered on our website as non-firing, inoperable and/or inert. A FINE NAPOLEONIC/WAR OF 1812 PERIOD PATTERN 1796 OFFICER S SWORD, ca. Retains nearly all (99%) of its Beaded decorations with smooth and generally supple hide/parfleche surfaces, patches of expected light wear and discoloration from use.
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. Retains 95% gilded bright surfaces with sharply embossed details. "Thanks for great service! My items are guaranteed as original.
Of classic, early 19th century, European/American made?, Cutlass/Saber design. In overall fine condition with choice blade surfaces with light frosting, smooth, polished (99%+) surfaces and a clear "In Treue Est" (Steadfast in Loyalty) Bavarian National motto inscription. Original Nickled (75%) iron scabbard with its two original suspension-rings and a flared drag. Single edge, 30 1/2", acid etched (worn) blade with a central "US" within a decorative panel and vine scroll aceents of Mid-19th Century American design.
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