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British early 19th century broad sword with 31-3/4 inch double edge single fuller blade and no visible makers marks. The iron basket guard has cut-ou

1) Short saber made by John Mills Sr. of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and New London, Virginia between 1780 and 1818. The saber has a 30 inch, unstoppe

33 inch double edge blade, with double fullers at the ricasso and short triple fullers marked "ANDREA FARARRA" in the central fuller. Hilt...

The two-handed sword is commonly associated with the German and Swiss Landsknecht mercenaries of the 16th Century. The sword has a 54 1/4" blad...

1) Long sword, possibly Abyssinian or Mediterranean in origin, 32" double fuller blade, with attractive vine work etching running the full leng...

1) The lion pommel short sword has a 23 3/4 inch fullered single edge blade with no makers marks. Brass hilt, has a down-turned quillion, small clamsh

Fixed sights on a rifled barrel lightly marked P. NEWHARDT" with the last half of this remaining. There is a Peter Newhardt (also seen as Neiha...

The rifled barrel features fixed sights and is marked "W*M". The lock has an illegible marking and consignor states that the rifle was man...

The Damascus barrel has a solid rib on the underside, "W: JEWELL." gold inlaid on the top near the breech, and a worn bead front sight wit...

Fixed sights on an octagon barrel marked "C. KELLER / EVENSVILLE. IND" with a solid iron rib on the underside. The light scroll engraved l...