Excellent original hand-colored print from the 1845 1st edition of the prints by R.R.McIan's for James Logan's "The Clans of The Scottish Highlands". This one is titled OGILVIE, and nicely shows...

This French Premiere Empire officer's sword dates ca.1805-1814.Hilt is in the Premiere Empire Epee Uniforme style, of silvered brass, ostensibly being an infantry officer's sword. Grip is wrapped in interchanging sections of brass...

A beautiful French late Consulat to early Napoleonic period naval officer's Modele AN XII sword , with a bright bronze hilt of exciting quality, decorated with the seated Neptune and his...

An interesting lightweight sword dating ca.1680. Weapons of this type, with minimal arm protection are described in literature as being of dueling type. This example is 92 cm overall, with a...

This beautiful hunting sword dates from the second half of 18th century.Originally a trousse, both the fork and the by-knife are long gone. Polished steel hilt supports the beautifully carved grip....

This Sevastopol-found Crimean War button dates ca.1855, and ostensibly was part of the regimental piper's uniform. It's 2 cm per side. The shank is intact. Button was fabricated by Gilpin. Condition...

Features: Interesting over-sized Soft cover reference  Published in 1961 by LANGRIDGE'S MILITARY PUBLICATIONS. It describes the complete dress code and everything associated with it, of this regiment, amalgamated in 1922 from...

Classic title, hard cover, 1958 London edition. No dust jacket, book is solid, with nice, tight binding and clean pages.

Zdzislaw P. Weselowski - Polish Orders, Medals, Badges and Insignia, Military and Civilian Decorations, 1705-1985 ISBN 0-937-527-00-9403p, 1380 photographs, 21.5x28cm, first and only edition, 1986.An excellent, well-researched, nicely illustrated, all-encompassing large...

A Georgian ca.1795 royal Navy officer's smallsword. Hilt is beautiful cut steel, with most of its blued surface intact and turned to a nice dark patina. Sword measures 98 cm overall,...

In near perfect condition. Out of print. Another outstanding reference volume from Peter Finer's editorial staff of the best in the field.

This unusually-large Georgian naval dirk measures 51 cm overall, with a 16"/40 cm long blade, which retains vestiges of decorations, the sun in splendor, talismanic stars, etc. The cross-guard is embellished...