United States Marines Ceremonial Dress Sword with Scabbard

Inscribed United States Marines Ceremonial Dress Sword with Scabbard. Stainless steel blade. 38.5" overall length with scabbard. In nice clean unused condition, see photos. There are 2 lots of these s

Nice model 1852 United States Navy Officer's dress sword with scabbard. Marked "A and N Cooperative" on blade. Worn condition with damage to scabbard and missing end of handle. Still displays very wel

A set of 2 United States Navy ceremonial Conqueror swords with scabbards crafted by N. S. Meyer having German stainless steel blades with scrollwork design throughout. Completed with gilt metal and fa

United States Marines Presentation Sword. Together with a dress sword. Used condition, both made in China. Longest measures 39"

MARINE OFFICERS SABER. 1820-1859. REGULATION BLADE IS HIGHLY DECORATED INSCRIBED UNITED STATES MARINES. 29 1/2 X 1 3/8. FLORAL DECORATION. E.PLURIBUS UNUM. AMERICAN EAGLE POMMEL. PIERCED FOR TASSEL.

An early Marine Corps dress mameluke sword made for an A.G. McDermott, engraved on the blade with design work in addition to his name and "United States Marines". Marks at base of blade from N.S. Meye

Made in Germany by WKC. Fully engraved, 29 3/4" blade with scabbard and carrying bag. These swords are issued to U.S. Naval academy cadets to this day and retail about $400.

U.S. Civil War era Model 1860 United States Army Officer's Dress Sword. Produced by Ridabock & Co. of New York. Includes metal scabbard. Patina / oxidation and wear as expected. Slightly loose in fitt

**Originally Listed At $1500** North America, United States, Detroit Michigan, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. Wow! A stunning ceremonial sword with silver, steel, and brass components, replet

North America, northeastern United States, Massachusetts, Boston, ca. 1899 CE. An American ceremonial sword made by G.W. Simmons Co. in Boston, Massachusetts, comprised of an iron blade with a brass s

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Steel engraved blade with floral design, anchors, stars, eagle, shark skin grip bronze guard with traces of gilt, leather scabbard with brass ornaments, hallmarks “Hors

2 United States Military Navy Dress Swords. Fancy Gold Gilt Handles Cast with American Eagles. Fancy Engraved Blades. First Issued to Edward Rye. Second Made By Miazima Co. Honcho Yokosuka Japan with

CIVIL WAR ERA USMC SHAKO PLATE AND WREATHAmerican, 1859-1872. United States Marine Corps parade/dress shako plate, in the early pin style that appears to be unissued surplus.Shield: 3 1/2 x 3 1/2 in.

W Britain Ceremonial Collection - United States Marine Corps Drum and Bugle Corps 54mm Metal Toy Soldiers New in Package

2 swords marked United States Marine, 36.2"L, 37.5"L

United States Marine Corp Band in Summer Dress. Made 1956-60. 25 Pieces. Condition Very Good, Drum Major Mace Broken. Plastic Drums. Decals Distressed. No Box.

Edmund's United States Marine Corps Color Party in Dress Uniform (1861). Expanded set includes one NCO and one extra trooper. 8 pieces. Condition excellent. Boxes very good

United States Naval Military Sword. 19th C., with leather scabbard and etched blade "A. Shuman & Co. Boston, Mass." with shagreen and wire grip. Used condition, wrapping is loose on grip. surface dist

United States,1941 - 1945 (6) WWII U.S. Marine Corps dress uniforms (4) pairs of pants and (6) tunics, all date to WWII.

Mars Set #187 United States Marine Corps Marching Band (1988-1990) in dress uniform. 25 pieces. Condition overall good to very good. Drum Major's mace broken. Box good.

North America, United States, Chicopee, Massachusetts, ca. 1860 to 1865 CE. A fine Civil War era carbon steel cavalry sword with a brass guard and steel scabbard. The blade is slightly curved and fits

Beautiful USMC officer's sword from Hilbon & Hamburger. Both sides of the blade have a lovely low relief pattern with the words United States Marines. Etched in is the name of the Marine "Winston Elwy

North America, midwestern United States, Ohio, Cincinnati, ca. 1919 CE. A striking sword from one of the oldest fraternal orders in the United States - the Independent Order of Odd Fellows -comprised

**Originally Listed At $500** North America, United States, ca. early to mid 20th century CE. A fine military dress sword, model M1902, the steel blade is engraved with the recipient's name: "William