c 1900 US Naval Practice Cutlass with Steel Blade

US M1917 NAVY CUTLASS BOARDING SWORD WWI US Model 1917 Naval Cutlass Boarding Sword. Single edged, curved and fullered, blued clip-point blade. Stamped “U.S.N.” on the ricasso. Blackened steel bas

Heavy steel bowl guard with fixing for the bayonet bar. The blade is slightly curved, the blade of this particular bayonet is marked with a maker’s mark of a CK / C in a shield-like cartouche.

1861 US Naval cutlass sword, carbon steel with brass basket style handguard, leather wrapped handle and wooden scabbard with brass accents, sheath size 29.75"l and sword size 33"l

2 Scarificators, c. 1900 Brass and steel, with 12 blades each, spring-loaded lever and cut-depth adjusting knob. 2 Schröpfschnepper, um 1900 Messing und Stahl, mit jeweils 12 Klingen, Spannhebel und

Scarce Ames Civil War naval cutlass with solid riveted brass hand guard stamped with number 32. Blade is stamped 1862 and Ames Mfg Co. Chicopee Mass. 26 in blade, overall 32 in. Grip is leather-wrappe

US Naval cutlass manufactured by the Ames Manufacturing Company. Marked "N.P. Ames Cabotville Mass." for Nathan P. Ames Jr. (1803-1847), one of the founders of the company, on the blade near

US Naval cutlass manufactured by the Ames Manufacturing Company. Marked "N.P. Ames Cabotville Mass." for Nathan P. Ames Jr. (1803-1847), one of the founders of the company, on the blade near

GREAT BRITAIN, Steel blade, iron guard and handle, leather scabbard with brass ornaments, blade length 80 cm. II- /III

Curved steel blades to double edge tip, iron guard, wood grip scales with three brass rivets, markings on the blade and scabbard, made by E & F Horster & Co Gmbh, Solingen. Blade length 58 cm. II Coun

A US Naval Officer's Sword. A WKC ceremonial US Navy sword with scabbard. Casted brass gold-plated guard with stainless steel blade etched with the USN pattern and labeled WKC Solingen Germany Overall

marked "N.P. Ames, Cabotville, Mass, U.S.N. 1842," Federal Eagle on each side of pommel, quintillion broken off, 21 in. blade, no scabbard, no fullers

U.S. Model 1860 Naval Cutlass. Marked at the ricasso "U.S.N. / D P / 1863. Measures 32" Long with 26" Blade. The Larry Mangus Collection, Corinth, Mississippi. Condition - Overall good condition with

WWI US M1917 TRENCH KNIFE By L.F. & C. WWI US M1917 Trench Knife by L.F. & C. Blued, triangular stiletto blade. Steel knuckle D-guard stamped under "U.S, L.F. & C. 1917". Wood grip. No scabbard. Blade

US Model 1917 Bolo Knife with Metal Scabbard Marked "U.S. L.F&C. 1918" Plumb 1918 Marked "US Mod 1917" to one side and "Plumb Phila 1918" Krag Style Handle Steel Blade 10 3/8" L Knife 15.5" L Conditio

Three Scarificators, c. 1900 Brass and steel. 1) Two for human medical purposes, with twelve blades each, clamping lever and knob for adjusting the depth of the incision, in original boxes. - And: 2)

Western Europe, Germany, Solingen, ca. 19th to early 20th century CE. A German made naval sword, made for parade and presentation with an ornate blade and the original leather and brass scabbard. The

Ca. 1940 AD. U.S. World War II Naval Officer’s Dress Sword. It was imported by Hilborn Hamburger from Soligan, Germany. Stainless steel blade etched with anchors, eagle, stars, U.S.N., etc. Star

An antique African Tuareg people steel dagger dated from the late 19th or early 20th century. Features a narrow steel blade with hand chased decor and three-pointed brass handle. Comes with a leather

Central Europe, Austria, ca. mid-19th century CE. A fine example of a boarding cutlass with a forged-steel blade made by the P.D. Luneschloss Solingen sword manufacturing firm. The blade features a th

C.S. Marked US Combat Knife. Steel knife with guard. Ricasso hand-etched "C.S." Wooden handle with 3 pins. Four tally marks hand etched into the wooden blade.Overall length: 18 inches. Blade measures

19th C. US KNIFE BY BUCK BROTHERS 19th Century US Knife by Buck Brothers. Spear point, bright, straight blade. Maker mark / logo "Buck Brothers Cast Steel" on ricasso. Brass crossguard, nickel ferrule

The first U.S. Marine with brass handle and hilt, the second with cast-iron handle and sheet iron hilt

Still banks (3), Kenton Radio Bank, cast iron w/orig green paint, Hubley U.S. Mail, cast iron in VG cond & Postal Savings Bank, c.1900, stamped steel w/copper accents, VG-Exc cond, up to 5.5"H x 6"W.

USN M1917 Naval Boarding Cutlass, WWI vintage, with the original black leather scabbard, stamped USN on the blued blade, having the distinctive falchion shaped blade with double edge clipped point and