Antique 18th century European small sword with bronze gold gilt hilt hand chased with scrolls motifs and foliage, wooden grip with copper wire bound and straight double edged blade.
MEASUREMENTS: The overall length is 91.5cm (36 in).
CONDITION: In good condition except for absent of shell guard.

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Antique 17th-18th Century Turkish Ottoman Dagger (Hancer) with a curved double-edged with median ridge Damascus steel Wootz blade. The ribbed horn hilt is mounted in silver and applied with settings of three rounded turquoises. It is with its original wooden scabbard covered with purple velvet with a metal chape...

Authentic American Revolution Clasp Knife with handle made of a hard wood or bone. The blade has pitting. Similar knives from the book SWORDS, BLADES OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION by George Neumann are given in the listing (p. 243). Length when knife is open: 9 1/4 inches. Length of blade: 4 1/8 inches.

Circa 1800 Indonesian Kris- Keris with hand forged Damascus steel blade. Details: the hilt carved from exotic hard wood, original beautiful scabbard. Measurements: the entire length with the scabbard: 52 cm (20 ½ inches). Condition: in good condition with nice showing the age and usage patina.

The three-branch iron hilt and leather grip 1853 Pattern British Cavalry swords were imported to the Confederate States by the blockade during the Civil War. The differences between the British military issue swords and this particular rare Confederate sword are as follows. This Confederate sword has no characteristic markings as with the British swords such as the maker's name, arrows, crown, initials, numbers etc....

Antique 17th -18th century Islamic Indo Persian amour plate, superbly made from hand forged Damascus steel Wootz with a visible very fine Damascus pattern, decorated with a broad band of gold koftgari foliage. The edges are pierced with holes to attach to the main armour, where some were constructed of heavy padded fabric or chain mail...

Rare Antique 17th century massive combat Mongol -Tatar wicker shield (Kalkan). A circular convex body formed of a spiral construction of rattan – bound wicker, and fitted with a large central iron boss of convex form, and reinforced with elaborate iron fittings. The inner face set with three iron rings for suspension...

Islamic Arabian Sword from Morocco. The blade is European and has a marking in points. The grip is made of horn. A similar sword is listed in the book describing arms in the civil museum of Bologna “L’Armeria del Museo Cevico Medievale di Bologna. The book dates the sword to the 17th century. Length: 34 ¾ inches. Length of blade: 28 ¾ inches.

Rare antique 19th century sword Jimpul of the famous Dayak headhunters from Borneo. DETAILS: A handle elaborately carved from a polished deer antler showing age and usage patina with a hand forged (visible welded-pattern) sturdy single edge curved blade widening towards the end, cut on both sides with fullers, the lower part of the blade along the back edge is pierced and engraved with scrollwork...

Antique 18th – 19th century silver mounted Tibetan short sword with a straight single edged sturdy iron blade, with a scabbard finely decorated with silver panels repousse, and chased with dragons in pursuit of flaming jewels, inset with turquoises and coral...

19th century Polish scimitar sword. DETAILS: solid brass hilt with grooved grip and cruciform guard stamped on one the face 1864 (Date of Polish January Insurrection 1864), curved single edged eastern style bade without fullers.
MEASUREMENTS: Overall length: 80.5 cm (31 ¾ inches).

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Antique, late 19th century, American lodge sword of a chevalier of the patriarch militant- the uniformed branch of the independent order of odd fellows (I.O.O.F). The independent order of odd fellows is a fraternal organization that originated in England and was established in the United States by Thomas Wildey in Baltimore, Maryland, on April 26, 1819...