In good condition, an 18th Century Ivory Grip French Hunting Sword. Click Here to enquire / inquire about / buy this item A good 18th Century French hunting sword with ivory grip. The steel blade has only feint etching remaining, some light pitting and areas of slightly rough edging, but is generally good and firm…

In good overall condition, a 1788 Pattern British Light Cavalry Sabre / Sword by Woolley & Co. Click Here to enquire / inquire about / buy this item Woolley traded as “Woolley & Co” from 1790, so this sword likely dates from then until 1796 when the pattern was replaced by the 1796P. The 32…

In fair condition, a mystery WW1 Scots Guards officer’s sword, named to C Maclay, presumed to be “Clan Maclay” (for Lieutenant Ebenezer Maclay). Click Here to enquire / inquire about / buy this item This is a mystery sword in that it is a 1910 to 1918 sword (George V with last battle honours to…