American Civil War Foot Artillery sword, 1832 model. The cross guard is stamped H.K.C. (Henry Knox Craig) U.S. government military arms inspector 1835-1861. The opposite side of the guard is marked O R D. The hilt of the sword is made of two pieces of bronze riveted on the finials of the cross guard and on the grip. An American eagle is deeply engraved on both sides of the pommel. The blade is slightly pitted. The length of the entire sword is 25 inches. The length of the blade is 19 inches...

American Officer's Sword circa 1800. The grip is made of bone, the cross guard and pommel are made of brass and probably were connected by a brass chain since there are remaining small holes. The massive, well balanced blade is unmarked. The length of the entire sword is 35 ½ inches. The length of the blade is 30 inches and 1 ½ inches wide. The sword is in good condition except for minor rust spots on the blade and cracks in the bone grip...

18th century classically-shaped trade axe . Length 7 ½ inches...

This US Civil War Militia sword with scabbard and authentic frog is a combat sword. The handle is made of wood with brass fittings. In good condition. The sword is is 35 inches long and the blade is 28 inches...

American Militia Civil War Officer’s Sword, gold gilded with the name of “C. A. Golding” engraved on the blade. The hilt is made of some kind of bone. Total length: 34 3/8 inches...

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...

American 1812 War US Artillery Sword Saber Sabre Early 19th century American Mounted Artillery Officers saber with polished black ebony grip and a brass guard. Curved single-edged unmarked plain blade has minor pitting. The ebony grip has a crack on both sides. According to the book The American Sword 1775-1945 by Harold L.Peterson Pg 39. No 38 apparently the swords were never wrapped with wire. Entire length of the sword is 31 ½ inches in straight line...

18th century American Revolutionary small sword made for a boy. This is a real weapon of very good quality and is not a toy, it was meant to teach young boys, to be future soldiers, how to fight with a sword. The guard and the pommel are made of brass with a wooden grip. The solid double-edged blade is partly engraved with a floral pattern. The period time wooden scabbard is covered by black leather sown in the middle, the end of the scabbard is broken. The sword is in good condition conside...

American Mounted Artillery Saber with brass guard and curved, single-edged blade. The wooden grip is covered by leather and wire wrapping. These early 19th century American Mounted Artillery swords were copied from the British light cavalry sabers, pattern 1798 and were mostly used in the 1812 war. The blade is slightly pitted which is common for almost 200 year old swords. The blade is approximately 32 ½ inches long. The entire length of the sword is 37 inches. ...

American Civil War Enfield socket bayonet Authentic Civil War Enfield socket bayonet with leather scabbard and brass drag. The throat is marked with “Roman no I.V.” The bayonet is in good condition except for a minor rust stain spots on the blade and the ring around the socket has same damage from sharp tools. Overall length; 25 inches. Length of the blade; 21 1/2 inches. ...

With gold gilded guard and silver grip. Entire length; 38 inches. The blade is approximately 30 inches long. ...

18th century Austro –Hungarian grenadiers sword pattern 1765 with a typical 18th century eastern European hussar style brass hilt with a wooden grip bound with cord and covered with leather. The single-edged heavy blade is slightly curved. On the ricasso is stamped the letter “P”. The entire length of the sword is 29 inches in a straight line. Length of blade: 23 ½ inches. Width of blade: 1 ½ inches. ...

This is a 18th Century American Kentucky Pistol with imported from London barrel. Converted to percussion from flintlock in early 19th Century. The pistol is 12 ½ inches long. Brass barrel, stamped with the British prove marks and engraved LONDON on the top of the barrel. We are shipping internationally; no fire arms permit is required....

 Halfstocked Second Empire ( Napoleon II ) in remarkable condition cavalry carbine. Signed on the lock " Mre Imp. ale de Tulle". Brass and iron mountings are fully stamped with French military proof marks and numbers. The wooden stock is also stamped and on the side are carved Japanese characters. Circa 1860 AD. Lock in good working order, fully functional. Length; 28 ¾ inches. We are shipping internationally; no fire arms permit is required. ...

Spanish Navaja Clasp Knife. The handle is made of horn or bone. The blade is stamped with the maker’s name. The spring is in working order. Length: 11 1/2 inches (open knife). Length of blade: 4 7/8 inches. Width of blade: 1 1/8 inches. ...