Smaller Wostenholm Bowie Knife, circa 1850

Circa 1850's with clipped end single edged 4 1/4" steel blade etched on left face Meride Cutlery Company with antler grip, total length 8". Fine old polished patina, Condition Fine.

9 3/4" clip point blade, with cast guard, stag grips and cast horse head pommel. Ricasso marked 80/100 and blade with engraved spread winged eagle. eagle banner with "The IXL Bowie" and hallmarked.

Alexander, Sheffield Bowie Knife. Circa 19th Century. Strong Blade is marked at ricasso. Solid guard and handle. Total length: 16 1/2", Blade length : 11 5/8" x 1 7/8".~~. Detailed condition reports a

Featured in this lot is this stag horn clip point frontiersman knife circa 1850's. The knife features a wonderfully and professionally crafted stag horn and steel construction that shows a clip point

Civil War Era Wostenholm Sheffield Bowie Knife. Wostenholm Sheffield, England Made Large Bowie Fighting Knife with Scabbard Solid, no loose parts, 12 3/8" total length, The blade is 7 1/4"

This is an original Harrison Brothers & Howson Sheffield, England, sterling silver and stag handled bowie knife dating to circa 1891. The knife shows a large, thick bowie blade with solid silver ricas

Small painted trencher with original painted red exterior and white interior. Unusual size. Pronounced draw knife marks. Maine, circa 1850. Condition: Excellent original condition. H 3-3/4" L 12-5/8"

George Wostenholm I * XL Sheffield Bowie Knifemid-19th century, straight 5-1/4 in. blade marked I * XL / GEORGE / WOSTENHOLMS / CELEBRATED / CUTLERY; silver guard and handle, with the original leather

Senior United States Army officer (1912-2005) who designed the U.S. Army's parachutist badge, paratrooper or 'jump' boots, and the airborne jump uniform. He is known as the ‘Father o

Two George Wostenholm I * XL Sheffield Bowie Knivesmid-19th century or somewhat later, marked G. WOLSTENHOLM & SON / WASHINGTON WORKS, both knives with horn handles with blank silver escutcheons, blad

Two Rockingham or flint enamel glazed yellowware book-form flasks Probably Lyman Fenton & Co., Bennington, VT, circa 1850 The smaller book impressed with title to spine, Departed Spirits G, both with

Massive English IXL Bowie Knife by George Wostenholm & Son, Sheffield ~ Well Marked ~ American Civil War Period or Earlier. Total Length (inside scabbard if present) : 15.5". Blade Length : 10.5". ~~~

A 19TH CENTURY BOWIE KNIFE BY GEO. WOSTENHOLM & SON, WASHINGTON WORKS, SHEFFIELD with chequered ebonised grip - stamped to the steel blade(34cm overall)

Large English IXL Bowie Knife by ''George Wostenholm & Son, Washington Works, Sheffield'' ~ Well Marked ~ American Civil War Period or Earlier. Total Length (inside scabbard if present) : 13.25". Blad

17 1/4" L BOWIE KNIFE MARKED IXL G WOSTENHOLM SHEFFIELD, UNDOCUMENTED

Circa 1850. Of a somewhat smaller size compared to most, the piece having spun brass rail above pierced brass body all resting atop five paw feet. Good overall condition. H11" W38" D15"

Set Of 5 Coin Silver Table Knives, By Tidd & Whiting, Attleboro, MA. Circa 1850-1860

6-1/8" clip point blade, marked along the false edge G. Wostenholm & Son Washington Works Sheffield. IXL marked on the ricasso. German silver crossguard, stag handles with German silver tip and throat

Large knife, overall length 17-1/2", blade length 12-1/2". Circa 1835. Clip point, swedge on each side. Floral etched on top flat on blade and haft. Indecipherable motto within floral design on left s

This is truly a sale highlight, an exceptional, authentic circa 1850 pre-Indian Wars period American Indian presentation grade dag knife from the DuPont family collection. This is a large, heavy examp

Circa 1860, likely South Carolina. The piece has a hand hewn black walnut handle with wrought tang and guard. The blade has a nice patina and is accompanied by what looks to be the original leather sc

Seldom Encountered Variant English IXL G. WOSTENHOLM Knife Dagger, Probably Used In American Civil War. From Kelly Ritter Collection Of Bowie Knives. Full Length 9 Inch Blade, Length 5 Inches.

Circa 1850. Likely by John Veal working in Columbia, South Carolina and Camden, South Carolina. The handsomely chased knife has an image of a rabbit surrounded by scrolling details. Very nicely fashio

DESCRIPTION: A Custom Made Damascus Steel Bowie Knife with Horn Handle by Norman Bardsley, fixed with Brass Pins. Leather Sheath. Signed "Bardsley" on blade. CIRCA: 20th Century ORIGIN:Â DIMENSION