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This is an archive (number 47) of edged weapons sold by this site,
in no particular order, original selling price removed.
- Napoleonic
Wars French An XI Light Cavalry Trooper's Sabre, British capture
- 1821P
British Light Cavalry Officer's Sword, Montgomery Yeomanry, circa
1855
- 1908P
WW1 Paint British Cavalry Trooper's Sword
- WW2
British Royal Artillery Officer's Sword, Wilkinson, Rare Monarch
Etching
- 1796P
Gills Warranted Never To Fail Waterloo era Cavalry Officer's Campaign
Sword
- Waterloo
Battle Trophy - French Heavy Cavalry Trooper's Sword, Klingenthal
- WW1
era British Royal Naval / Navy Officer's Sword, Scabbard, Straps
& Belt
- 1796
Pattern Gills made British Light Cavalry Trooper's Sabre / Sword
- Major-General
Sir Denis Pack K.C.B's Sword, Waterloo Provenance
- Roby made
M1860 US Civil War Cavalry Sabre dated 1864
- 1821P
British Light Cavalry Trooper's Sword / Sabre by E Gill (rare)
- 18th
/ 19th Century Javanese / Indonesian Keris Anak
- WW1
era German Light Cavalry / Mounted Artillery Officer's etched
sword
- RN Midshipman's
Dirk of Anthony Edward Montagu Raynsford, who sank U-39
- 1796P
Napoleonic Wars British Light Cavalry Trooper's Sabre / Sword,
Thos Craven
- 1821
Patt British Heavy Cavalry Trooper's Wilkinson Sword
- 1796
Pattern Gills British Light Cavalry Trooper's Sword / Sabre
- RN Officer's Sword of
Lt. A E M Raynsford, who sank the first U-Boat in WW2
- WW1
era named British Royal Naval Officer's Sword, Customs connection
- WW2 German Luftwaffe
Officer's Sword, Paul Weyersberg
- Rare
WW2 Japanese Marine / Naval Landing Force Officer's Shin Gunto,
Masayuki
- M1860
US Civil War Union Cavalry Troopers Sabre / Sword
- 1796P
Officer's Campaign Sabre, Waterloo 16th Light Dragoons Provenance
- Georgian
British (pre-1801) Army Officer's Blue & Gilt Etched Sword
Stick
- 1821
Pattern Victorian British Light Cavalry Officer's Sword, Original
Owner's Initials
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