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British Pattern 1803 infantry officer’s swordfrom Anthony Cribb Ltd.
British Army officer’s sword in Mameluke shamshir style, crafted by Prosser of London, 1813.from Sof
One of my favorite dudes with swords; Matt Easton! In this still from one of his YouTube videos, Mat
Swords and Spears vs. Guns; The Battle of Culloden, April 16th, 1746In 1745 the Stuarts were a royal
Sword sharpening during the Boer War, from The Victorian Army in Photographs by David Clammer. The s
Alexander Runciman (British; 1736–1785)Perseus Arriving to Slay Medusa Etching, 1774 Yale Center for
victoriansword:British Pattern 1796 Heavy Cavalry Officer’s Sword89 cm plain blade, regulation pierc
victoriansword:From Instructions for the Exercise of Small Arms, Field Pieces, etc., for the Use of
Bayonet Exercise. Illustrated London News, May 1860.
British Pattern 1796 Heavy Cavalry Officer’s SwordWith an 88 cm blade marked ‘Runkel Sohlingen
victoriansword:British Police Cutlass, 19th CenturyThe Marshall’s Office, Mansion House, London, Off
British Pattern 1845 Infantry Officer’s SwordBy Landon Morland and Landon, with etched blade VR cres
victoriansword:Waterloo Spam: The French ConnectionAlthough I focus on British swords of the 19th ce
British light cavalryman’s sabre, early 19th century.from Ralados Antiques
A fine British Model 1796 light cavalry officer’s sabre. Produced by W. Parker, Holborn, London, Mak
British Pattern 1845 CutlassWith large blackened steel dish guard with brass plaque to the centre. S
British Pattern 1822 Infantry Officer’s SwordA George IV era Pattern 1822 Infantry Officer’s Sword h
British Court Sword, 19th CenturyA Victorian Court sword, the 80 cm blade etched with a crowned VR c
Apollo Preceding Hector with His Aegis, and Dispersing the Greeks. Fuzeli’s LecturesJohn Flaxm
Ulysses having slain the suitors, spares Phemius.William Hamilton (British; 1750–1801)1796Watercolor
A display of British Royal Navy weapons at the 2008 Baltimore Antique Arms Show.
Mameluke style officer’s saber, British, circa 1820-1830.from Czerny’s International Auction House
Study of an arm with hand gripping hilt of sword (from Benjamin Robert Haydon’s “Macbeth”)Thomas Lan
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