This Napoleonic British 1796 Pattern light cavalry officer's fighting sword was made by the known Birmingham cutlers Reddell & Bate, and is so marked on the reverse side of the massive...

This desirable Napoleonic Wars British Pattern 1796 heavy cavalry trooper's sword is maker and regimentally marked. Back of the blade is stamped by T. CRAVEN.  A Birmingham contract maker to the...

This beautiful Georgian officer's gorget retains much of its original fire gilding, with minor wear to the front. Nicely engraved with the crowned GR and olive branches, it measures 9.5 cm...

This Georgian officer's gorget measures 11 x 9 cm, and retains much of its original fire gilding. Known as the 1796 Universal Pattern Gorget, these were worn as part of the...

This superb British 1803 Pattern rifle infantry officer's sword is etched with initials JW and the family crest in the form of leopard's head cut through its left side with a...

This British Royal Navy 1805 Pattern midshipman's sword bears a diminutive hilt, 11.5 cm in length, and a 71.5 cm. long, unadorned blade; judging by its size, this sword was made...

This British Royal Navy lieutenant's or warrant officer's sword bears a 67 cm. long blade which retains vestiges of original decorations, among them fouled anchors on both sides at the ricasso....

This is an interesting Crimean War period British 1821 pattern cavalry officer's sword. 35"-long pipe-back blade terminates in a very long quill point, with remnants of etching still visible, including "Warranted"...

This superb British 1821 Pattern Royal Artillery officer's sword belonged to a Scottish officer, which is indicated by the thistle designs on the blade. The name of the officer can be...

This well-made British 1822 Pattern cavalry officer's sword is unmarked, and falls under the category of "maybe" in the Civil War Confederate sword vernacular. Certainly swords of this style were imported...

This British 1822 Pattern infantry officer's sword was made in the London workshop of the famed English cutler John Prosser Sr. The sword is housed in its original steel scabbard, indicating...

A good Batten & Adams, Devonport-marked British 1827 pattern naval officer's sword. Blade is plain, 28.5"/72 cm long, well-balanced and in great original state. Grip is shagreen-wrapped, quite intact and tight....