Military History and Antique Weapons

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Small bedside sword.

Dueling sword.

A long pike blade with a prominent central rib on each side.

Court sword.

Hunting knife.

A fine court sword.

Model 1767 flintlock sabre of revolutionary design, known as…

Model 1767 sabre-lighter, of revolutionary design, known as …

Model 1767 sabre with a revolutionary design, known as the ‘…

Infantry officer’s sabre.

Officer’s sabre of the 13th Light Infantry Demi-Brigade (or …

Naval officer’s sword, Prairial Year XII model.

Imperial Guard mounted hunter’s sabre.

Sabre modelled on those carried by sailors of the Imperial G…

An IX model flintlock sabre.

A large sapper’s or drum major’s sword.

Set of two sabres:

Line cavalry sabre, Year XIII model, modified in 1816.

Royal Gendarmerie officer’s sabre.

Two children’s swords.

Children’s sabre modelled on officers’ ‘chasseur’ sabres.

Children’s sabre, officer’s model in the ‘chasseur’ style.

Set of two paper-cutting sabres modelled on the 1822 officer…

An XI model sabre.

Two swords:

Belt dagger.

Small Toledo dagger.

German short sabre, handle covered in stingray skin with whi…

British officer’s sabre.

Rear Admiral’s sword.

Axe head from South-East Asia.

German officer’s sabre.

Socket bayonet.

GREAT BRITAIN AND AUSTRIA.

Plug-type bayonet.

Set of three revolutionary pike blades:

Set of four Year IX model rifle bayonets.

A set of five French bayonets, Type An IX, 1816 and 1822.

Set of four Model 1822 and Type 1822 bayonets.

Set of five Type 1822 and Type 1847 bayonets.

Set of two double-sheath bayonets for a double-barrelled rif…

Two Chassepot bayonets, Model 1866.

Three bayonets:

Set of three Gras Model 1874 bayonets.

Gras Model 1874 bayonet.

Set of four bayonets:

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