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Developed in the Caucasus region, and later adopted by the Cossacks. Double edged single fuller blade, measuring 14 1/2" long, with the deep fu...

1) Caucasian style dagger, 13" spear point blade with triple fullers on one side and double fullers on the reverse. German silver sheath, with ...

Measuring 8" long, the leaf-shaped spear point blade is decorated with etched scroll patterns, with a Damascus pattern in the background and a ...

Double edged, slightly curved blade, 13 inches long and 1 1/5" wide at the base, with no visible makers markings. The grip is a single piece of...

Single edged triple fuller blade, measuring 29 1/2 inches long, with a rounded tip. Metal hilt, with pointed languets, dual quillions, an ergonomic pa

Made in the style of a Khyber knife, with a double fuller blade measuring 18" long, with a flat spine. The hilt is decorated with gold floral i...

Thirteen inch Damascus pattern blade with deep and wide single fullers, with a wide flat ribbed spine accented with a gold wash on the rear near the g

9 1/4 inch broad double fuller blade, with a Fleur-de-Lis style design in the fullers. The blade expands to a half inch thick towards the end, with a

A) Highly decorated, relief chiseled, silver-mounted, 18th century Italian flintlock pistols marked with the maker's name, "G. B. ZVGNO&quo...

Produced without sights, with a flared muzzle, light border engraving at the front and rear of the flats, and a set of "crown/ scepter" an...

Produced without sights, with a cannon muzzle, engraved border at the breech and scroll designs on the tang. Mounted to the underside of the muzzle is

Produced without sights, with a 1 3/4" wide brass reinforcement band around the muzzle and stock tip and a set of faint proofs on the left side...

The part octagon barrel has a flared "blunderbuss style" muzzle and has an unknown rearing lion hallmark stamped at the breech, with the b...

A) Produced without sights, with "LONDON" and a pair of crossed scepter proofs on the barrel and "KETLAND / & Co" marked on ...

Originating with the Eastern European mercenaries employed by the Most Serene Republic of Venice as bodyguards for the Doge, the Schiavona pattern swo

Developed in Germany, the "Pappenheimer" hilt profile posses elements of both cup and swept hilt designs, integrating ventilated plates in...

Blade measures 39" in length, with a pair of short fullers stamped "TOMAS EAIALA" just above the guard. Research shows a few bladesmi...

Blade is 41" long, with the dished ricasso protected by the guard and a single fuller on each side of the blade, which are marked "MVNSTEN...

Double edged blade, measuring 38 1/2" from tip to the handguard, with a 2 1/2" grooved ricasso. One side of the blade is marked with a gro...

Also known as a cut-and-thrust blade and the spada da lato, the side sword was introduced around the 15th Century, and would be a forerunner and conte