1860 US Army Cavalry Sword Emerson and Silver Trenton 1865

A typical 1860 US Army Cavalry sword with a worn blade, having a gray patina and some chips along the cutting edge. Marked Emerson and Silver Trenton 1865. The Hilt outer guard bar has been bent slightly outwards, the wire wrapped leather grip in good shape. The guard bars are often found bent on these swords, but never much to take notice at first sight. The scabbard has a worn dark patina ...  read more

Code: 51623

US Ames 1860 Cavalry Sword 1864

A typical 1860 US Army Cavalry sword with an excellent minty blade. Well marked and with its original scabbard. The Hilt outer guard bar has been bent slightly towards the wire wrapped leather grip, but otherwise in very good condition. The scabbard has a nice dark patina and is complete. A good example of this famous sword pattern.  read more

Code: 51622

US Army Standard Pattern Eagle Head Officer Sword

The most common sword of the War of 1812 for the Americans was the simple eagle head Hanger. This pattern remained in surface well into the 1820s. The hilt is the standard stirrup style hilt guard with fluted ivory grip, both in good condition and complete. The blade has a pleasant gray patina with some floral and arms etched onto both sides. It has a short narrow fuller and there are no si...  read more

Code: 51621

Full Dress tunic to the 46th Durham Bn with Sash

A nice example of a pre WWI formal line infantry full dress tunic to the 46th Bn. It has standard general service maple leaf brass army buttons and collars, unit shoulder titles appropriate to this Bn. The Sgt stripes may have been added post war in the 1920s or 30s. This tunic is of the 1878 pattern or style, but is the later version with some economy measures in material. It has an owners ...  read more

Code: 50774

47th Bn Home Service Helmet

Offered is a 6 Panel helmet with all of its fittings, proper cork venting on the helmet band and its original helmet plate to the 47th Frontenac Bn. The helmet surface is worn and suffers some loss of the white finish surface. Requires some cleaning to bring it back, but a really honest, nice example of a period Canadian Militia helmet maker marked to a Montreal firm. The chin scale requires...  read more

Code: 50768

Victorian Staff Officer Binocular Pouch and Shoulder Belt

These pouches were worn by British and Commonwealth staff officers from 1870 to 1900 in light brown leather to carry small binoculars. They wore light brown sword belts with light brown sabretache with the same insignia emblazoned in on the flap as well. This pattern can also be seen worn by the Royal Canadian Dragoons and many of the Light Horse or Mounted Rifle units of the late 18th Century...  read more

Code: 51218

Infantry Officer Pattern 1822 Sword (piquet weight)

The piquet weight 1822 pattern Infantry sword with a plane blade and no maker marks. The narrow pipe back blade was not meant for combat being unadorned, the metal showing a grey patina and some minor pitting and barely visible nicks. Probably an early example. The Gothic folding hilt has lost its gilding and displays the VR cypher, the sharkskin grip shows wear and the wire grip is tight fo...  read more

Code: 50886

1890 Pattern Cavalry Sabre

A standard 1890 sabre with scabbard. The blade is sound, with some veining in the steel. The hilt is tight with its original grip and with its original finish. The scabbard is complete, but suffers some dents. A good example of the type.  read more

Code: 50825

Transport NCO Sword

The standard Transport Sword, unmarked, good blade, tight brass hilt, unmarked. Some spots of minor wear and corrosion to the blade. Overall a pleasing example without scabbard.  read more

Code: 50906

1903 Leather Belt

Standard 1903 equipment belt for the British Army in good condition. These were worn by the British Cavalry with the Martini Metford and Lee Enfield Rifle bandoliers, Webley holster and ammo pouch.  read more

Code: 51482