A sword is a bladed melee weapon intended for slashing or thrusting that is longer than a knife or dagger, consisting of a long blade attached to a hilt.
1796 Pattern Blue and Gilt Officer`s Sabre with Original Knot
This blade is a decent example of a 1796 pattern Officer`s sword which would have been carried by an infantry
1796 Pattern Infantry Sword with Scabbard by Woolley & Deakin
This is a decent example of a single edge curved blade 1796 pattern Infantry trooper`s sword. The grip is made
17th Century Circa 1840-1860 Talwar Sword
This is an interesting example of a 19th Century Talwar sword from the Indian subcontinent. The Talwar has a heavily
17th Century Rapier and Leather Scabbard Swords
~ 17th Century Rapier ~ A 17th Century English Rapier, having upswept and downswept quillions, twist style guard, grip bound
1845/1892 Pattern Infantry Officers Sword By Wilkinson Swords
~ 1845/1892 Pattern Infantry Officers Sword By Wilkinson ~ The piece is marked Henry Wilkinson, Pall Mall, London on the
1897 Pattern Infantry Officers Sword With Scabbard And Sword Belt By W. W. Greener Of Birmingham Swords
~ 1897 Pattern Infantry Officers Sword With Scabbard And Sword Belt By W. W. Greener Of Birmingham ~ The King
1897 Pattern Royal Navy Officers Sword, Mid-20th Century Swords
~ 1897 Pattern Royal Navy Officers Sword, Mid-20th Century ~ A fairly basic but robust example, probably made overseas, but
19th Century Indian Talwar Sword #2
This is an interesting example of a Talwar sword from the Indian subcontinent. The piece has a heavily curved steel
A 1821 Pattern Royal Artillery Sword By Wilkinson Swords
~ A 1821 Pattern Honourable Artillery Company Sword By Wilkinson ~ This sword was made for and owned by the
A British 1796 Pattern Heavy Trooper Officer’s Sword
This sword comes with the standard trooper`s pattern, a straight blade with one cutting edge and the back thickened for
A Circa 1770 French-Dutch Naval Cutlass
Most probably a midshipman
A Royal Navy 1889 Pattern Cutlass
A War Department and Enfield marked piece