Excellent Royal Engineers sword and Sam Brown belt.  The sword shows an excellent 32 1/2 blade, excellent grip with complete fish skin and brass wire.  George V 1910 to 1936.  The Sam Brown is date

British 1903 pattern bayonet marked with crown ER 1903 dated 2/05 Sanderson Sheffield.  Very good blade with staining.  Wood is sound showing usage marks .  No scabbard.

Enfield/Snider bayonet and scabbard.  Clean sound blade. Socket is grey but Canadian unit marked 1 over 239(1st Batt) .Scabbard is marked 1 over 230 with WD leather marked scabbard.  Sound leather

British Light Cavalry 1796 pattern sword and scabbard.  This example shows a very good blade , 33 1/2" by 1 1/2" with the single fuller running to 8" from the point.  The blade shows staining but n

British 1822 Pattern Infantry Officer's sword.  This example shows a hilt of firu-gilt brass, with fish-skin grip bound with three gilt wires.  The blade is 31" from the shoulder to the point.  The

Australian 1907 bayonet built at Lithgow 1915.  Crossguard is marked 5 MD (Military District) # 3978.  The blade is 60-70% original blue with clear markings.  The pommel shows #50331 and the grip p

An excellent example of the British Infantry Officers Pattern 1897 sword.  This piece shows the Victoria cypher.  The blade 32 1/2" remains in excellent plus condition.  The right side shows broad

A less than common WW1 Canadian issue pocket knife.  This piece show M&D Canada 1916 on one scale.  The overall length with the blade opened is 8".  This piece differes as it was not built with

Canadian issued and marked Snider bayonet.  The blade shows the Enfield inspectors mark.  The socket shows 4 over 20.  (4 Batt 20th Reg Halton Rifles).  The socket shows dull original blue turning

U.S. Model 1835/42 socket bayonet (see page 198 of "Bayonets" by Janzen).  This piece shows 18" blade,  2 5/8" socket and the distinctive shank.  This piece shows the U.S.

1876 Light Cavalry Officers sword built by Wooley & Co.  This example shows an excellent 21 1/2" blade. Both sides of the blade base show etching.  The left shows the maker Woolley & Co.

British 1837 pattern Brunswick bayonet.  Built at Enfield & dated 1840.  This example shows a bright sound blade with slight spots of pitting on the reverse side of the blade.  The brass grip r

British household cavalry sword pattern 1892 (Mark 1).

An original Talwar sword built circa 1800's.  This piece shows a 22" Damascus steel blade.  The blade is built from multiple layers of thin steel hammer welded.  The blade shows one area of edge se

This is an original 1930 dated, English built, Canadian issued Leather and steel bayonet practice helmet.  This piece shows totally intact steel mesh, sound and complete leather including the leath

Rare sword scabbard for the 1855 Canadian sword.  These swords were intended for and issued to the Canadian militia cavalry prior to Confederation.  For the background history and information on th

A Kris probably from Java.  This knife is 17" overall and shows a 13" double-edged blade.  The blade is welded Damascus & shows its' obvious age circa 19th Century.

A Martini-Enfield Pattern 1895 bayonet.  This example shows the 21.5 " blade.  Originally built 3/88, converted Jan 1900 .  This piece shows an excellent bright blade with clear markings.  The sock

An interesting and possibly experimental spike bayonet from WWII.  This piece is marked on the left socket No 4 KII* over P S and S Ltd.

English Wilkinson built bayonet Pattern 1887 MKIII.  This example is dated 1889, very good plus blade with clear makers marks and government wd & inspector markings.  This example shows a Marti

British No. 7 MK 1 bayonet built for use on the MK 5 Sten & the #4 rifle.  The design was for the combined use as a knife or bayonet.  This example shows the redish brown Paxolin grips.

This piece is a Philippine Bolo (Long Knife).  This bolo shows a typical 14" blade and is mounted with a wood handle in the arm & fist configeration.  This piece rides in a carved wood scabbard

An original working Kukri.  This example shows a heavy 11 1/2" blade with an overall length of 15"and  original wood hilt.  This piece is smaller than the standard Gurka knife and was probably buil

WW1 German 598/05 bayonet.  This example was built by Simson & Co.

Sword from the fraternal organization " Knights of the Golden Eagle".  This sword was built by the respected maker Hortsman of Philadelphia PA circa 1890's.  This organization was established in 18