Short Swords Gallery

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Sudanese short sword/dagger with brass handle and arm scabbard, 19th century.from Parade Antiques

18th century German hunting short sword

Short sword, Northern Italy, late 16th or early 17th century.from Karabela Auctions

Burmese or Thai short sword with carved ivory hilt, late 19th or early 20th century.from The Asian A

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Bhutanese of Tibetan short sword, 19th century.from Czerny’s International Auction House

“There were two short swords with curved blades on his back, the hilts crossing at his spine.

armthearmour:A fabulous short-bladed Longsword,OaL: 47.6 in/121 cmWeight: 3.7 lbs/1670 gZurich, Germ

Combined short sword/dagger with percussion pistol, mid 19th century.from Ralados Antiques

A pair of hudiedao short swords, China, circa 1900.from Czerny’s International Auction House

Tibetan short sword with mounted red coral and turquoise.from Hermann Historica

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Chinese short sword, Qing Dynasty, 17th-18th century.

Blades and mountings for a pair of swords (daisho), long sword: dated 1440; short sword: 15th centur

Bronze short sword and scabbard, Italic, 9th century BC.from Museum of Fine Arts Boston

Scythian iron short sword, 8th-5th century BCfrom Timeline Auctions

French artilleryman’s short sword, 19th century.from Sofe Design Auctions

roguedreamscape:Zhou and Han Dynasty bronze short swords, 770 BCE. - 220 AD.

Short sword with cowrie shell wood sheath, Congo, 19th century.from Alan S. Cook Antique Arms and Ar

Unique 19th century short sword/pinfire revolver combination weapon. Originates from Paris, France.

Mandau short sword from Borneo, early 20th century.from Czerny’s International Auction House

Modern crafted short sword handcrafted by Tlingit Natives from Alaska in 1985.from The Penn Museum

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