Yugo BT3 M1924B Rebarreled 8mm Steyr M1912 Mauser Rifle Sword Bayonet 1924? This bayonet was made by Yugoslavia to fit Steyr M1912 Mauser rifles rebarreled to 8mm to be similar to the FN 1924 short rifle. It does NOT fit the M1924 short rifle. There are some deep dents on the scabbard and packing grease remnants inside. The serial numbers don’t match. Marked BT3 and MO? . 1924? On the ricasso.
Model 1850 Army Officer’s Saber, personally inscribed to Capt. Rafter, 71st Infantry, New York National Guard. This regulation pattern sword was the official sidearm of U. Army and National Guard officers, carried for parades, drills, and formal occasions. Blade length: 30 7/8. Overall length (in scabbard): 37 1/2. Features: finely etched blade, eagle-head pommel with red glass eyes, original wire-wrapped grip, nickel guard with open floral and U. Design, and nickel-plated steel scabbard. The red glass eyes set in the eagle’s head pommel are an especially striking detail, giving the piece extra presence and making it stand out compared to standard issue examples. This saber was presented to Capt. Rafter, who served with the 71st Infantry Regiment, N. Y. N. G. A historic New York regiment with service dating back to the Civil War, Spanish-American War, and World War I. By the late 1920s, when Rafter is documented as a captain, the regiment numbered over 1,100 men and was one of the most prominent units in the New York Guard. Condition is consistent with age – blade etching remains visible, hilt and grip intact, scabbard shows expected wear. Overall, a wonderful display piece with both military and presentation significance. Perfect for collectors of militaria, edged weapons, or New York National Guard history.
Really cool engraved and etched US army 1902 style Officer’s Presentation sword. It’s etched with From Members of CO. E 1929 to Millard G. Bowen JR and also is stamped with Germany. Safe to assume pre 1930. On one side it’s etched with patterns with a large U. Script lettering, and on the other side is the same but with the typical style eagle and E Pluribus Unum. Has some weight to it. The sword is in terrific condition with little to no damage. The scabbard does have some wear as pictured. Please review the photos to get the best detailed description possible. Reach out with any questions you may have, thank you!
To be kept informed of St. Croix Blades’ new listings. Croix Blades buys swords! In need of an appraisal, or want to sell your sword or entire collection? Pricing out an estate? Have a question about this sword? 71 5557 1 68 8. Army model 1902 Presentation sword. Sword would make an important addition to any collection. This is a special piece –it was presented to a U. Army Captain by his men. The scabbard is engraved. Presented to Captain Earl C. Blakeman BY THE OFFICERS AND ENLISTED MEN OF M. April 15 193 2′. This is obviously a well-upgraded model 1902. It has elaborate Silver fittings. The handle has an eagle head with glass eyes. The original tassel is attached to the guard. This sword was made by Henry V. The blade has an etched panel with Earl Blakeman’s name. The rest of the blade is finely etched with filigree, and U. The blade measures 31 5/8 inches. This sword is in exceptional condition. The blade has just a bit of plating oxidation towards its tip. The blade etchings are beautiful. As required by your country’s laws. I have built my reputation on customer service and honesty. Thank you for your business! You also assert that you may receive this knife/knives, sword, or multi-tool(s) from the U. Of course, knives, swords, and multi-tools with knife blades and or saws, etc, are sharp and/or dangerous in other ways. Track Page Views With. Auctiva’s FREE Counter.
It also does have an un pluribus unum Eagle on sword face which confirms it was made for a USA officer. This collectible piece of militaria originates from Solingen, Germany, showcasing the expertise of German craftsmanship in creating high-quality edged weapons. Perfect for history enthusiasts and collectors of World War I artifacts, this original sword offers a unique glimpse into the past and a symbol of American military history.
Rare Antique Spanish Toledo Arsenal Saber Short Sword measuring 29″ OAL, with a blade length of 23.5″. Sharp markings on the ricasso with Toledo Arsenal markings, and Serial no. On the opposite side; addl. Markings on the guard. Excellent checkered wood grips, blade is also excellent with minimal wear. The scabbard is intact, metal ends are tight to the leather with surface scattered leather wear. By Far the best we have seen.
This chain hanger is designed for attaching a sword and is in excellent condition, making it a valuable collectible item for enthusiasts of historical military artifacts. Produced by NS Meyer, a renowned maker of military accessories, this French sword chain hanger showcases fine craftsmanship and serves as a unique piece of history from a bygone era.
Bought from local estate. First one of these I’ve had. Distinctive Weimar eagle, folding guard. Nice blade and hilt but could use a good cleaning. This one can be seen in Eichhorns 1930 catalog – #316. Please see my other auctions for more items from this estate and other estate military items. Thank you and good luck! As required by your country’s laws, they are not charged by me and I have no responsibility toward them.
Total length: 48 cm. Wooden scabbard wrapped in leather with two brass fittings. Original in good condition. If you have any question I will be happy to answer.
M1909 1909 FOOT ARTILLERY SHORT SWORD. This is a beautiful. Factory blade edge with. Wear, a pointy tip, and lots of great markings. Argentine Coast of Arms. With a tiny amount of patina. There is a s/n on one side of the guard. And it matches with the one on the scabbard. The wood handle is secure. And is in beautiful condition. With very minor wear. The pommel looks great with. The guard looks great with. The scabbard is in great condition as well. With almost 100% bluing and. No dents or dings.