1786 pattern sword. Most of the small number you occasionally find have undergone field modifications such as having the langets cut off or part of the hand guard removed (to prevent fraying This is an original example of a British 1786/ 96 Pattern Infantry Officer's sword (see page 159 of World Swords by Withers where an NCO’s example is illustrated. 1821 Pattern Officer’s Sword £ 250. A lovely and sturdy British Dragoon Officer's sword of the type carried between 1760 and 1788, just before the implementation of the official patterns. Pages 74 & 81. 1786 thrusting sabre 002. Put those circuits together, and tada!, you have the most popular glove on the planet. Infantry Swords . 1830 Pioneer private’s sawback sword. In 1846, a blade was standardised for all Royal Navy Officers. Home; British military swords: 1786-1912 the regulation patterns. Recent Books by Forum Members British & Commonwealth Military Badge Forum > Common Forums > It's a Mystery -Unknown Insignia for Scottish Officer’s Infantry Spadroon c 1786 with decorative brass gilt hilt and side guard. The pattern 1856 infantry Pioneers short sword (hanger) was issued to the Pioneers within each British Thomas Gill Birmingham Warranted 1786 Pattern 5 Ball Spadroon Infantry Officer’s Sword With C1760 George II Etched Blade ‘Never To Fall British Officer’s 5 Ball Spadroon (Sword) - 1786 Pattern . As a young captain, he observed the clumsy design of the heavy, overly long 1788 Pattern ~ Scottish Presentation Silver Hilt 1796 Pattern For Captain Wilson, Dated 1802 ~ The sword comes with its silver and black leather scabbard. Pre-Owned. Although the 1786P was seldom used on the battlefield after 1800, it remained in use in the British Army for many years, most notably as a dress sword. Blade and mounts are very clean and original. eu) Antique American & European Swords For Sale; It is a 1786 pattern as it has a solid shell guard, but was made after 1801 (after the highly derided 1796p folding A rather fun British sabre dating to the tail end of the 18th Century and is of the 1786 style, whilst this style of sword was called the 1786 these were very popular from about the 1770's seeing much use in the American Revolutionary War Here we have a very good quality light cavalry sword of the 1788 pattern used by the British army. They were also narrow and extremely long, usually an overall length of 86 to 105 centimeters and a blade length of 73 to 83 centimeters. Then the 1822 pattern infantry sword (replacing the 1796 pattern) with the folding guard, but then losing that folding guard in the modification of 1854. 71st highlander regiment grenadier. 723 1786 Pattern British Officers Blue And Gilt Spadroon Sword Swords for sale in Portsmouth, Hampshire, South East The 1751 pattern of British hanger sword succeeded the earlier 1742 pattern and was issued to British soldiers during the Seven Years War and to both sides during the American Revolutionary Wars if Independence. ~ Condition ~ Please refer to the images. There is no best sword, but some swords are definitely better than others. 85th line infantry regiment fusilier. *NOTE: Government Issue Marks → British Army Infantry Swords – the 1786/1796 Pattern. Each sword will Wilson's 1786 pattern of glove is the quintessential pattern for an infielder. The drop pattern will always be for the red/red sword. 54 €131. Such as this one from my collection: Attached Images These 1786 suggested form swords typically for infantry and naval officers might indeed have evolved before that ~ 1786 Pattern British Officers Blue And Gilt Spadroon Sword ~ The blue abnd gilt work, which remains tidy, runs to. The British 1796 pattern light cavalry sabre is one of the most popular swords. 129 where ivory hilt spadroons PicClick Insights - A Napoleonic British 1786 Pattern Infantry Officer Sword PicClick Exclusive. 3. The hatchet point blade carries a worn maker’s stamp Bid Live on Lot 288 in the Antique & Esoteric Auction Auction from Laidlaw Auctioneers & Valuers. The hilt is in very nice condition, with good silver grip wire and quite a bit of gilding remaining to the brass parts. It is the precursor officer’s version of the 1788 Pattern heavy cavalry sword. 0 +3. 07 kg. There is an abundance of late 18th Century English spadroons (of the type loosely grouped as the 1786 pattern but they certainly predate this. 1786 Pattern British Officers Blue And Gilt Spadroon Sword *Royal Navy Warrant Officers 1827 Pattern Sword and Scabbard, by Pooley of London* The first Royal Navy pattern sword was. This sword comes with a well-constructed steel scabbard with two suspension rings. 1786 Pattern British Infantry Officer's Sword. Grip re-wrapped at 1786 Pattern British Officers Blue And Gilt Spadroon Sword *Royal Navy Warrant Officers 1827 Pattern Sword and Scabbard, by Pooley of London* The first Royal Navy pattern sword was. Spadroon swords are flat-backed and single-edged with a single fuller on each side. For a similar, possibly officers version, page 260 may be based on the Infantry Flank Officer’s pattern 1803. 50 inch length and Wilson H-Web are perfect for a middle infielder competing at second base or short stop. for sale Coghlin and Upton British Infantry Officer's Sword [ASE-B294] - 1786 Pattern with 5-Ball Hilt. The blade in fantastic original mirror polish, with frost etching. In good condition and all complete, just a little movement to the guard (as the leather washer is gone). Sale Date(s) 05 Dec 2020 11:00 GMT Prince of Wales Irish Regiment officer's sword, c. 00 ~ 1786 Pattern British A blue and gilt etched 1786 pattern British Infantry Officer's Sword in fairly good condition. The next pattern to be introduced was the 1796 pattern. This sword was presented to Henry Boyce on 30th August 1841 by Viscount Galway, as it is etched on the blade. General Officers' This book is the first comprehensive listing of these ships in English, and follows the pattern set by its companion volume on the 1786 - 1861 period in providing an impressive depth of information. The 1796 Pattern British Infantry Officers Sword was carried by officers of the line infantry in the British Army between 1796 and the time of its official replacement with the gothic hilted sword in 1822. Quantity: 1. An original British 1796 Pattern Heavy Cavalry Trooper’s Sword – 3rd Dragoon Guards. These flaws aside, it is an honest and solid example of the pattern, which was probably British Military Swords -1786 -1912 – The Regulation Patterns £ 29. 00; Japanese 19th Century Wakizashi £ 595. 1856 Pattern Pioneer Sawback Sword, dated 1879, Berkshire Regiment. 851. Scottish Swords . Out of stock. This practical problem was solved by the introduction of a folding guard to the hilt ( 1796 Pattern Infantry Officer’s Sword ). 95 + [] Published February 13, 2019. The hilt in good condition, with the original sword knot still attached. Pattern 1908 cavalry sword, 1915 (c) Widely regarded as the best British cavalry sword ever produced, the Pattern 1908 sword was designed solely for thrusting. 95 + [] ~Crimean War era 1853 Pattern Cavalry Sword by Reeves & Co ~ The 1853 Pattern British Cavalry Sword was introduced. The blade length is 31 ½ inches (80 cm) and the sword length is 37 inches (94 cm). Details ~ Circa 1810 American US Navy Blue and Gilt 1796 Pattern Sword ~ This is an exceptional blue and gilt. 82 kg). Recent Books by Forum Members British & Commonwealth Military Badge Forum > Common Forums > It's a Mystery -Unknown Insignia for Help to identify an emblem Please, 1786 Pattern Sword It's a Mystery -Unknown Insignia for Identification. The sword is firm, the grip decent and the blades edge nick free. The current light, ~ Early 20th Century British Royal Navy 1827 Pattern Sword By Gieve And Sons Of Portsmouth ~ The proofed blade is etched with the Kings crown & Royal Navy Foulded anchor to one side 1786 George III Clamshell Stag / Boar Hunting An 1827 Pattern Rifle Officer's sword marked on the blade to the 90th Winnipeg Rifles. Popularity - 12 watchers, 0. Based on the British Army’s 1822 Pattern Sabre, the new sword had a gilt-brass hilt of ‘Gothic’ flair forming a half-basket and presenting an oval cartouche containing a fouled anchor and crown. 95 Add to basket; 1828 Pattern Scottish Highland Officer’s Basket-Hilted Broadsword – Full Colour Booklet £ 17. My item reference number is 158 (17) In German archeological literature, the so-called Knollenknaufschwert was a Celtic sword of the Late Hallstatt or early La Tène periods. Close. However, the glove can also be employed at third base too. One of those gloves I hate seeing leave my whole as Lloyd Christmas would say, “I hate Goodbyes!” Bid Live on Lot 288 in the Antique & Esoteric Auction Auction from Laidlaw Auctioneers & Valuers. This is a very well British Sword Makers. A scarce example of a British Napoleonic heavy cavalry trooper’s sword marked to the 3rd Dragoon Guards, a regiment that saw action in the Robson – Swords of the British Army: The Regulation Patterns 1788-1914. 100 cm overall. 1898 Pattern Sargeant's Sword Collection #: 2020. 34 €447. Late-1790s-1820. Half of the Cuirassier regiments carried the M1817 and the other half the M1819. A Japanese sword (Japanese: 日本刀, Hepburn: nihontō) is one of several types of traditionally made swords from Japan. “The [official] order abolishing it and substituting the sword in its place was issued by the Adjutant-General on 3rd April, 1786: ‘His Majesty having been pleas’d to order, that the Esponton shall be laid aside, & that, in lieu thereof the Battalion Officers are, for the future, to make use of Swords, it is His Majesty’s Pleasure, that British Officer’s 5 Ball Spadroon (Sword) - 1786 Pattern . 680 ~ 1786 Pattern British Officers Blue And Gilt Spadroon Sword ~ 1786 Pattern British Officers Blue And Gilt Spadroon Sword £ 895. com (ex Antique-Swords. He gave the blade of this saber a pronounced curve, which made it more adept at cavalry attack methods, and designed it with a widened tip that affected the balance, but made slashes far more brutal. 0 sold, 1 available. Product Details. Design. Includes: Fully Updated Price Guide . W The sword is a 1796 British infantry pattern with a single edged blade, brass guard and pommel and copper wired grip. British Victorian 1827 Pattern Volunteer Rifles Officer’s Sword 1786 Pattern British Officers Blue And Gilt Spadroon Sword Almost perfect original condition 1796 Pattern Heavy Cavalry Trooper’s Sword with scabbard. British Military Swords -1786 -1912 – The Regulation Patterns £ 29. Buy It Now +C $39. Originals can be found on eBay I happen to like the Katana, yet is that the BEST sword? The 1917 pattern cutlass by Cold Steel makes a lot of senseit has the right blade length, plus easy carry. XVI-XVII century longsword. It is organised by Rate, classification and class, with significant technical and building data, followed by highlights of the careers of each ship British M1796 Napoleonic Wars infantry officer’s ‘spadroon hilt’ sword. He acknowledges that this sword never seemed to receive a pattern designation, but seems to have been the only British Army sawback pioneer sword before the introduction of the official 1856 pattern The infantry pattern 1796 sword (fig. 1786, a 'coffin hilt' sabre, the curved The M1819 Cuirassier Sword, based on a Russian pattern, was known as the Russian model, had a two- branch guard with a very distinctive pommel (Figure 21). The 11. Then the 1822 pattern infantry sword The first Royal Navy pattern sword was created in 1805, its elegant but impractical design being superseded by a solid-hilt design developed in 1827. These swords seem to have been designed on the ‘pick and mix’ principle with the blade of the 1796 Pattern infantry sword combined with the stirrup hilt of the 1796 Pattern light cavalry sword and the lion’s head pommel of the 1803 Pattern for grenadiers and flank The British Army has had several patterns of saw-back bayonets but only one saw-back sword. 19th Century (c. The sword was introduced by General Order in 1796, replacing the previous 1786 Pattern. 1850) British Constabulary Short Sword / Hanger 1786 Pattern British Officers Blue And Gilt Spadroon Sword This is the same sword pattern made by the same sword smith but for a trooper from the Light Cavalry. Windlass Steelcrafts 1796 Cavalry Saber - This exact replica of an original antique weighs only 1 lb, 12 oz, and the blade features an extreme distal taper, enabling it to feel exceptionally This article is taken from my book – British Military Swords 1786-1912. Add to wishlist. The cuirassier troopers’ weapons were a carbine and a “palasch” straight sword, 1856 Pattern Pioneer Sawback Sword, dated 1879, Berkshire Regiment. Pigeonman. Sponsored. In 1786, the East India Company arranged a 'quality trial' for swords, at the demand of Thomas Gill (another EL6186 - A good quality Edwardian 1897 pattern infantry officer's sword, etched to Bristol outfitter Pearson, Huggins & Co Ltd. 95 Add to basket; British 18th and 19th Century Naval Cutlasses – Full Colour Booklet £ 17. jpg. 18th Century Georgian Sword Staff (Sword stick) The 1827 Pattern Sabre. £0. The blade is of slim, rapier profile and is double-edged. Withers states that Officer’s versions had decorated blades and hilts). The hilt was of gilt brass or gunmetal, with a knucklebow, vestigial quillon and a twin-shell guard somewhat similar in appearance to that of Pattern 1796 Heavy Dragoon Carbine. 00; Japanese Wakizashi 19th Century £ 345. militariahub, nantwich, united kingdom. e. Withers, H. The blade is in good condition with bright polish and frost etching. Harvey Withers Military Publishing, Sutton Coldfield, UK. The use of a rigid shell guard proved quite impractical as it rubbed against and frayed the officer’s uniform. It was taken out of Help to identify an emblem Please, 1786 Pattern Sword It's a Mystery -Unknown Insignia for Identification. It was similar to its predecessor in having a spadroon blade, i. Hilt fairly solid, with a tiny bit of movement to the guard. My item reference number is 158 (17) Their basic design followed the pattern of the typical French small sword, which was fashionable on both sides of the Atlantic. Further pictures available upon request. g. British Military Swords 1786-1912 : The Regulation Patterns an Il. Detail of Hilt. Details. 9) was an evolution of the 1786 pattern which had evolved from the smallswords carried earlier in North America. Menu. Based on a 1786 pattern the sword has a brass and wooden hilt and a clean, 67cm hatchet point blade with some minor pitting. 57 shipping. Both sword and system were developed by the same man, seemingly through a process of the sword's “form” following his “thoughts” on cavalry swordsmanship. 680 ~ 1786 Pattern British Officers Blue And Gilt Spadroon Sword ~ The blue abnd gilt work, which remains tidy, runs to. **NAPOLEONIC PENINSULAR WARS ERA**British 1786 Pattern Spadroon Infantry Officer’s Sword With Etched Blade & Antique Ivory Hilt. 00 ~ 1786 Pattern British Officers Blue And Gilt Spadroon Sword ~ The blue abnd gilt work, which remains tidy, runs to The blade is described in the pattern as being 32 + 1 ⁄ 2 inches (830 mm) long and 1 inch (25 mm) wide at the shoulder, with the complete sword weighing between 1 pound 12 ounces (0. The blade is straight and appears symmetrical in shape (though in cross-section is a wedge, with the edge towards the front). Pattern 1796, Britain, 1796-1821 ~ 1786 Pattern British Officers Blue And Gilt Spadroon Sword ~ The blue abnd gilt work, which remains tidy, runs to. 0 +4 +3 +2. The pattern markis-usually a number,' this is seldom given, Japanese swords. Antique Sword Research; About Me; Contact; Antique Arms For Sale. 1786 thrusting sabre 006. The. The swords sorted by rating, from worst to best. 1 new watchers per day, 169 days for sale on eBay. The first official patterned sword for infantry officers. This very good example of the fearsome looking, multi-functional British Pioneer Regiment sword is marked to the 1st Battalion of the Berkshire Regiment. ‘/99 = 1899 Pattern Cavalry Trooper’s Sword. . 014 Type: Infantry Sergeant Nationality: British / Canadian Pattern: 1898 Sub-Pattern: 1898 for Staff Sergeants Date: The rigid shell guard version of the 1786 pattern infantry sword evolved into the 1796 pattern with one shell guard folding down. 00 Add to basket; British Napoleonic Infantry Swords Part Two – Full Robson says of this pattern: "The Pattern 1786 sword was clearly intended as a fighting sword if necessary and the blade was not ill-adapted for the purpose, although rather light, even if the type of usage was perceived as more in the way of an elegant duel between officers rather than with heavy cavalry. The sword is made in the 1827 pattern with an etched pipeback lightly curved blade. The 1796 was a design approved for light cavalry use by Le Marchant. 1786, Knox offered the following tribute: “death, the inevitable tribute of our system, has prematurely British Officer’s 5 Ball Spadroon (Sword) - 1786 Pattern . The sword in its scabbard has an overall length of 38 ½ inches (98 cm). Recent Books by Forum Members British & Commonwealth Military Badge Forum > Common Forums > It's a Mystery -Unknown Insignia for With a 82 cm blade engraved with GR monogram and Royal Coat of Arms, marked to the back 'J. 18th/19th Century Indian Silver-Hilted Tulwar Sword – For Sale; ELC1086 - A very good 1896 pattern cavalry officer's sword retailed by Hawkes and made on contract by Wilkinson. Pre Help to identify an emblem Please, 1786 Pattern Sword It's a Mystery -Unknown Insignia for Identification. The largest collection of swords, weapons and more from the Bronze Age to World War II Pattern 1796 British Heavy Cavalry Sword – Universal Swords $ 175. C $54. 00. A rifleman of the North Yorkshire Militia loading his Baker Rifle. The inside of the shell is crisply marked £375 $489. In 1786, when the last of the swords contracted for by Humphreys were delivered, Claude-Raymond was sixty-six years old and Pierre-Ambroise was thirty-four years old. The blade has the pre-1801 British Royal Coat of Arms with the three fleur de lis and etched "For My Country & King" etched to 1796 British Infantry Officer's Sword replica for sale. Dish guard with crowned anchor to the cartouche, lion head pommel and fishskin grip with. Scabbard: Steel or wrought iron – also steel/iron with leather and fishskin panels/black leather/steel mounts. Patterns for British swords first appeared in 1786, up to this time there was no official patterns and infantry officers carried what is known as the spontoon, it had little or no value as a weapon and was merely a badge of authority. EL6533 - A WW1 era 1912 pattern cavalry officer's sword, with rare spare horseshoe pouch. This is a Naval and Military Press, National Army Museum joint reprint of the (1996) revised and greatly expanded edition of a book that first appeared in 1975 and quickly established itself as the standard authority on the British Army’s swords. *1821 Pattern Officer’s Sword* 82cm lightly curved blade with broad fuller and spear point. ED 2650 - ED 2650 This is an original British 1786 Pattern spadroon Infantry Officer's sword (see page 155 of World Swords by Withers & Robson’s Swords Of The British Army page 144 No. French cavalry sword M1767. The large blade had incredible A scarce fixed shell guard 1786 Pattern British Infantry Officer's Sword and (later) Scabbard in good overall condition. Three bar steel hilt, stepped pommel, Add to wishlist. Important! These three examples are 1786, 1788 and 1796 pattern British swords which through the choice of their owner had opted for a smallsword as their combat weapon of choice. The disc hilt is also more developed and thicker than in earlier cutlasses. It has steel guard and ball top pommel and lanyard ring. The 80 cm blade retains much blue and gilt etching and is firm *Royal Navy Warrant Officers 1827 Pattern Sword and Scabbard, by Pooley of London* The first Royal Navy pattern sword was. (2010) British military swords: 1786-1912 the regulation patterns. The dating Call us: 07878. The second half of this essay is an evaluation of these features in all available swords. Photographic Reference. With two part folding guard, wire bound grip and vase shaped pommel. com. This pattern of sword was used by French cavalry during the Crimean War, Mexican Expedition, Prussian War & were used by Confederate cavalry during the American Civil war. EL6236 - A 1796 pattern infantry officer's sword (spadroon). Katzbalger. About Antique-Swords. A rather fun British sabre dating to the tail end of the 18th Century and is of the 1786 style, whilst this style of sword was called the 1786 these were very popular from about the 1770's seeing A 1796 Pattern British Infantry Officer's Sword, also known as a spadroon. The double X-lacing at the base of the web makes the pocket shallow and thus the glove breaks in with a flattened, flared shape. ~ 1786 Pattern British Officers Blue And Gilt Spadroon Sword ~ The blue abnd gilt BRITISH MILITARY SWORDS 1786-1912 - THE REGULATION PATTERNS - FULL COLOUR BOOK. With an 83cm straight pointed and fullered blade, the ricasso stamped with a crowned shield, the hilt with double shell guard with single bow to the pommel, with a short eight sided quillon, with matching pommel. 00; French Mle 1777 Flintlock Cavalry Pistol £ 1,950. High poly swords and other weapons. The square section ebony grip with matching brass insert engraved with Scottish emblem and decoration. 41 18 Ct French Small Sword Smiths Vintage This is an 1786 pattern British infantry officer's hilt / guard with a captured French officer's blade. 1790s. The brass hilt has a knuckle A scarce fluted ivory grip 1786 Pattern British Infantry Officer's 5 Ball Spadroon Sword in good condition. The maker marks places it at the beginning of the regiment's formation. ) that have near identical grips. The blade and hilt are firm and tight, which is not so common with this pattern. 79 kg) and 1 pound 13 ounces (0. Free shipping on ANTIQUE BRITISH INFANTRY OFFICER’S SWORD, 1892 PATTERN. Swords, etc. 1786 Pattern Spadroon-hilted Infantry Officers’ Swords. It has a gilt-brass hilt and rigid, double-shell guard, A very good 1786 Pattern British Infantry Officers Blue & Gilt Etched Sword, in well above average condition. $450. This early pattern was quickly superceded by the more commonly encountered 1786 Pattern Infantry Officer’s Sword. £ 895. Plain blade with patina, but quite good condition. The correct antique ivory grip has no damage. The pattern 1856 infantry Pioneers short sword (hanger) was issued to the Pioneers within each British Thomas Gill Birmingham Warranted 1786 Pattern 5 Ball Spadroon Infantry Officer’s Sword With C1760 George II Etched Blade ‘Never To Fall Scottish Basket-Hilted Swords of the 17th and 18th Century – Full Colour Book £ 23. This glove is a gem, nearly perfect shape. This sword style was popular for both Infantry and Naval The 1796 Heavy Cavalry Sword was based on the Austrian 1775 pattern sword and was used by British Heavy Cavalry regiments such as the Dragoon Guards. Digital Download Indeed. In this case, the first type, cushion-pommelled 1786 pattern Infantry **NAPOLEONIC WARS ERA**EARLY VARIANT**British 1796 Pattern Infantry Officers Sword With Etched Blade By JJ Runkel Solingen. For a 5 ball spadroon, please see the navy swords section. Good condition English P 1786 / 96 British Infantry Officer's Sword. 225 US (225 CAN) SWD-14. Super high amount watching. Various sketches for a personal project. 5-inch middle infield glove with a traditional I-Web. Sold out. 33”(light cavalry) – 37” (heavy cavalry). King George III approved the introduction of a straight bladed, single fullered sword, and early 1786 Pattern spadroon-type versions are to be found with a straight, beaded knucklebow, reeded ivory grip and cushion, vase or urn Made by Cullum, King George 3rd's sword cutler, a good 1786 British infantry officer's spadroon and original scabbard. *Royal Navy Warrant Officers 1827 Pattern Sword and Scabbard, by Pooley of London* The first Royal Navy pattern sword was. Loading and firing these muzzle-loading weapons on horseback required considerable skill and the sword remained the most popular cavalry arm during the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars. W. The 1796 Heavy Cavalry Sword was based on the Austrian 1775 pattern sword and was used by British Heavy Cavalry regiments such as the Dragoon Guards. A spadroon was a term used in the 18th century to describe a cut and thrust sword. were common among Royal Navy Officers after 1786 until 1805 and were a naval-themed version of the official of the 1786 pattern British Army The three sword patterns of 1796 all played important roles in Napoleonic history: one distinguished, one solid, and one unimpressive. The book contains detailed photographs of all the British regulation sword patterns from 1786 - 1912. 8 KB Views: 89. 68 €895. The correct ribbed antique ivory grip has steel bands. 98 Walking Stick Sword Stick Root Handled Country Sty Sovereign Antiques £225 $293. 1786 Pattern Infantry Officer’s Sword. ~ Scottish Presentation Silver Hilt 1796 Pattern For Captain Wilson, Dated 1802 ~ The sword comes with its silver and black leather scabbard. Page 233. 0 +7 +6 +5 +4 +3 +2. 1786 Pattern British Officers Blue And Gilt Spadroon Sword *1821 Pattern Officer’s Sword* 82cm lightly curved blade with broad fuller and spear point. British Military Swords – 1786-1912 The Regulation Patterns An Illustrated Price Guide for Collectors by Harvey J S Withers PRICE: £35. No scabbard, but an attractive looking sword that is a key piece in a collection of cavalry edged Hi Poly for now. Bronze swords were made as early as the Yayoi period (1,000 BC – British 1786 Pattern Infantry Officer’s Sword With Etched Blade & Antique Ivory 1786 Pattern Infantry Officer’s Sword With Etched Blade & Antique Ivory Hilt. Overall in very tidy condition, though with some rubbing and minor pitting to the etching, making it a bit faint. Add to Bag. 00; Silver Hilted Infantry Officers Sword Hallmarked While each weapon was based on the same general pattern, the talented workmen in Liger’s shop made subtle differences in each model’s design. Full Dress Regalia Of Naval Aide de Camp To King George VI J. 1850) British Constabulary Short British 1796 Pattern Light Cavalry Saber - This exact replica of an original antique weighs only 1 lb, 12 oz, and the blade features an extreme distal taper, enabling it to feel exceptionally lively. It was called the 5 Ball Spadroon because of the decoration on the guard. This is one of the most scarce and sought after British cavalry swords there is. Chinese Qing Dynasty Nephrite Jade Pendant Of A Mountain ~ British George V 1897 Pattern Infantry Officers Sword By Batson Of London ~ The ricasso has the proof star to one side and the makers name to the other. Swords at the Battle of Waterloo – Full Colour Booklet. JA 1805 Pattern, Plain for Lieutenants, Midshipmen and Warrant Officers. The British Officer’s 5 Ball Spadroon was introduced in the 1780’s and was the first attempt at a uniform pattern sword for the British Military. 00 – $ 238. Images: 1. It was a curved blade with a thick ricasso leading to a very sharp hatchet point, Le Marchant spent time serving alongside Austrian cavalry and took great influence from their *1821 Pattern Officer’s Sword* 82cm lightly curved blade with broad fuller and spear point. Officers' Swords in the 95th Rifles By Iain Wilkinson. Household Cavalry Officers Officers Sword c 1805 £ 5,650. Brand New. To order a copy please go HERE. Blade: Straight or slightly curved blades. Reasonably accurate working replicas of all three can be purchased for a few hundred dollars though they are somewhat heavier than their forebears because of better modern steel. Skip to content. More Pattern 1796 Light Cavalry Sabre Used 1796 to 1822. British M1796 Napoleonic Wars infantry officer’s ‘spadroon hilt’ sword. The 1864 pattern cavalry sword introduced a new design to the As a young captain, he observed the clumsy design of the heavy, overly long 1788 Pattern swords. Only the blade style was officially prescribed at this point. Second, the A2000 is the most popular glove class in the world. Boutwood, DSO An 1827 Pattern Rifle Officer's sword marked on the blade to the 90th Winnipeg Rifles. The 1788 Pattern Cavalry Officers’ and Troopers’ Swords (in both the heavy The sword is matched with a steel scabbard with ring mounts. 680 ~ 1786 Pattern British Officers Blue And Gilt Spadroon Sword ~ ~ 1796 Pattern Light Cavalry Sabre Sword And Scabbard By Osborne ~ Obsorne is faintly etched on the spine. Southwick – The Price Guide to Antique Edged Weapons. My sword is one of the latter. eu / SwordSales. 37. PLEASE TAKE A LOOK AT THE SAMPLE IMAGES OF THE BOOK BELOW IN THE PRODUCT IMAGES FROM CUSTOMERS AT BOTTOM RIGHT OF THIS PAGE. W The infantry pattern 1796 sword (fig. Battle Ready. This particular sword is in excellent condition for its age and comes complete with its original scabbard. Page 119. The blade features some minor indentations but no surface rust. Until the ascendency of the 1805 regulation pattern sword, British naval officers were expected to purchase their own swords and dirks and had considerable freedom in their choice of sidearms. Blade length: approx. In average condition, with light pitting to some of the blade, and associated patina, loss of plating and age patina to the guard. Boots. Gauntlets shown in the 1793 illustrations are shown in yellowish leather while Zveguintzow refers to them as being white. 95 Add to basket; Related products. This is an original British 1786 Pattern spadroon Infantry Officer's sword (see page 155 of World Swords by Withers & Robson’s Swords Of The British Army page 144 No. Robson, Brian, Swords of the British Army, The Regulation Patterns 1788 to 1914, The Revised Edition, Page 232 and 233, Plate 209. The pommel features the image of a heavy artillery cannon and the crossguard and pommel are decorated with leaf pattern. TATHAM, LONDON A FINE BRITISH INFANTRY 1786 PATTERN OFFICER'S SWORD WITH BLUE AND GILT BLADE, circa 1800, with straight tapering 32 1/2in. from United Kingdom. Cavalry Swords . FREE Delivery Across Gibraltar. The large blade had incredible cutting power but was cumbersome to use. British 1796 Pattern Light Cavalry Sabre by Dawes, Birmingham A very good 1796 pattern Infantry offcer's sword in very good overall condition. The blade is firm in the hilt and has been *1821 Pattern Officer's Sword* 82cm lightly curved blade with broad fuller and spear point. HARVEY 1786 INFANTRY SWORD, BATTLE OF NORTH POINT, MD. 00; British Naval Gun Direction Sight Binocular Mark 2 £ 1,150. They were exclusively thrusting swords or rapiers with squared-shaped cross-sections. An Illustrated Price Guide for Collectors. : Attachments. But some urban myths have grown up around it, with some exaggerated and unsub The first attempt at a uniform pattern sword was the British Infantry Officer’s “5 Ball” Spadroon, with usually a 32. The most notable aspect of this design is the ribbed iron grip and heavier, longer blade. 1821 Pattern Officer’s Sword There are appendices on marking swords and chronological lists of changing sword patterns. 00 Add to basket; Swords at the Battle of Waterloo – Full Colour Booklet £ 17. Both of these models were also produced as interim or dress models, This is a fine example of a British 1786 pattern infantry officer’s sword. 95 Add to basket; Full Colour Scottish Sword Books for the Collector – SET The British 1796 Pattern Light Cavalry Trooper’s Sword The Scottish 1828 Pattern Highland Basket-hilted Broadsword [] Published January 28, 2018. Swords after 1855 have the pattern number stamped to the blade e. Home; Collection. The hatchet point blade carries a worn maker’s stamp and a visible GR cypher. I think this 1786 pattern is my favorite from the different iterations over the years. The year 1827 ushered in an updated design for the officers’ sabre. The first quarter of the straight blade is blued and bears gilded decorative engravings. With remains of leather scabbard retaining toe and one mount. FULL COLOUR BOOKLETS FOR THE SWORD COLLECTOR The British 1796 Pattern Light Cavalry Trooper’s Sword The Scottish 1828 Pattern Highland Basket-hilted Broadsword British 18th and 19th Century Naval Cutlasses Swords at Help to identify an emblem Please, 1786 Pattern Sword It's a Mystery -Unknown Insignia for Identification. 1786/1796 Pattern Sergeant's Spadroon. 723 Purple katana,All copper accessories Samurai Sword,pattern steel Blade,Handmade Japanese katana Sword,katana swords real,anime katana,gift (5) $ 288. JA *1821 Pattern Officer's Sword* 82cm lightly curved blade with broad fuller and spear point. The exact maker is unknown to us but the sword heavily resembles the 1786/1796 Pattern Infantry Officer’s swords. As a young captain, he observed the clumsy design of the heavy, overly long 1788 Pattern swords. There is an unknown script on either side of the blade that could be purely decorative. A great addition to your British sword collection! Do not let the amazingly affordable price fool you. EL6401 - A 1786 pattern (or early 1796?) sergeant's spadroon. a complete description of the 1796 Pattern Heavy Cavalry Officer's undress sword, 1805 (c) This sword belonged to Captain Henry Hutton of the 4th (or Royal Irish) Regiment of Dragoon Guards who served with the regiment between 1805 and 1812. This type of sword was introduced during the Napoleonic Wars and swords like this service at the famous Battle of Trafalgar. Spanish Swedish Swiss 1842/52 Pattern Infantry Sidearm Swiss Cantonal Sabre Briquet c1820 Swiss Pioneers Sidearm 1875 Pattern Sword Uniformology World Swords 1400-1945 – An Illustrated Price Guide for Collectors – Revised Edition £ 39. EL6401. Reasonably accurate working replicas of all three can be purchased for a few Design. For. A sample drop pattern is listed for each sword. Swords for sale in Cheshire, North West Decrease Quantity of Windlass British 1796 Pattern Light Cavalry Saber w/ Steel Scabbard Increase Quantity of Windlass British 1796 John Gaspard Le Marchant, the 1796 pattern light cavalry saber was based on Central and Eastern European hussar swords. Featuring an attractive and practical reeded grip, with brass double-shell guard and knucklebow in good condition. 18th Century Georgian Sword Staff (Sword stick) EL6401 - A 1786 pattern (or early 1796?) sergeant's spadroon. 874. With a non-matching steel scabbar 1786 Pattern British Officers Blue And Gilt Spadroon Sword *Royal Navy Warrant Officers 1827 Pattern Sword and Scabbard, by Pooley of London* The first Royal Navy pattern sword was. 1 KB Views: 83. 00 *1821 Pattern Officer’s Sword* 82cm lightly curved blade with broad fuller and spear point. 00; Silver Hilted Infantry Officers Sword Hallmarked This pattern preserves some of the elegance of the earlier 18 th century British cavalry sabers, an esthetic sense lost with introduction of the Austrian-influenced 1796 heavy cavalry sword that was as ungainly looking as it was heavy to wield. The hilt is primarily of brass, with a straight knuckle bow and a pillow-shaped pommel. 1786 thrusting sabre 007. This sword dates from a time that probably pre-dates the introduction of official patterns to British military swords. 680 | 02392. Rated 4. ~Crimean War era 1853 Pattern Cavalry Sword by Reeves & Co ~ The 1853 Pattern British Cavalry Sword was introduced. ~ 1786 Pattern British Officers Blue And Gilt Spadroon Sword ~ The blue abnd gilt work, which remains tidy, runs to. A fine example of a regulation pattern naval officers dress sword. It has the correct brass guard with single hanging ring and ball top. In good condition and all complete, just a little movement to the guard (as the leather washer is The rigid shell guard version of the 1786 pattern infantry sword evolved into the 1796 pattern with one shell guard folding down. 6 €268. Grip: fishskin or leather – usually bound with either silver, brass or copper twistwire. Store / Sold Archive. Recent Books by Forum Members British & Commonwealth Military Badge Forum > Common Forums > It's a Mystery -Unknown Insignia for Full Colour Sword Booklets for the Collector – SET OF FIVE – for the Antique Sword Collector. 95 Add to basket; Original 1st Edition World Swords 1600-1945 – Numbered Edition – Number 4 of 3000 £ 115. The sword weighs 1. Recent articles. There are no marks or stamps on the blade. French Napoleonic Sapper Axe. 2. Pictured below. c. 0 bids CAPTURED BRITISH S. THROUGH A STUDY OF swords and written evidence this article suggests that the British Pattern 1796 Light Cavalry sword was designed to complement a specific combat system. The hilt was of gilt brass or gunmetal, with a knucklebow, vestigial quillon and a twin-shell guard somewhat similar in appearance to that of The British Army has had several patterns of saw-back bayonets but only one saw-back sword. ED 2339 . 79 1845 Pattern British Infantry Officers Sword Christopher Walker Antiques £750 $978. The coffin hilt sword is a rare pattern, this example appears to be the earliest known pattern sword connected to an Irish regiment in the British army. The pommel has some slightly loss of gild. 1786 George III Clamshell Stag / Boar Hunting Dagger / Sidearm With Etched, Blued & Gilt Blade Signed ‘Johann Friedrick Roab Hertberg’ With Stag Antler Grip Sword Review. 14 out of 5 based on 7 customer ratings (7 customer reviews) This article is taken from my book – British Military Swords 1786-1912. 95 Add to basket; Full Colour Scottish Sword Books for the Collector – SET OF FOUR £ 95. Heavy cavalry Officer's sword. 00 ~ 1786 Pattern British Officers Blue And Gilt Spadroon Sword ~ The blue abnd gilt work, which remains tidy, runs to. Swords; Bayonets; 1785, according to various authors. Otherwise the sword is in bright and clean condition, with lovely mirror polish to a lot of the blade. 1786 Pattern British Officers Blue And Gilt Spadroon Sword £ 895. But some urban myths have grown up around it, with some exaggerated and unsub Consequently, many rifle pattern swords were produced, and a very high percentage of those swords on the market today belonged to volunteer officers, and a relatively small proportion of these swords actually belonged to officers who saw active service in a regular army rifle regiment. This pattern was the service sword of heavy cavalry officers. 5 inch (825 mm) blade, introduced in the 1780’s. It was issued primarily to British light dragoons Harvey Withers in his book British Military Swords: 1786-1912 The Regulation Patterns lists this as a c. The sword was introduced by General Order in A 1786 PATTERN INFANTRY SERGEANTS SWORD AND SCABBARD. Three bar steel hilt, stepped pommel, silver wire bound shagreen. double edged blade, the first half of blade engraved with gilded scrolls and trophies on a blued ground around a narrow silvered panel to both sides inscribed 'FOR MY COUNTRY & KING', the armorial of King George III to Scottish Basket-Hilted Swords of the 17th and 18th Century – Full Colour Book £ 23. EL6734 - A good British 1786 pattern infantry officer's spadroon. 95 Add to basket; British Military Swords -1786 -1912 – The Regulation Patterns £ 29. 5 inches) in total length with a 77 cm (30 inches) blade. ~ Condition ~ The brass is slightly dulled with age. When held with the arm fully extended and the rider forward in the saddle, as The three sword patterns of 1796 all played important roles in Napoleonic history: one distinguished, one solid, and one unimpressive. Recent Books by Forum Members British & Commonwealth Military Badge Forum > Common Forums > It's a Mystery -Unknown Insignia for *Royal Navy Warrant Officers 1827 Pattern Sword and Scabbard, by Pooley of London* The first Royal Navy pattern sword was. First, the 1786 is the most popular pattern of glove in the world, as it is an 11. 00; Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders Victorian Officers Dirk £ 1,750. Used during the Napoleonic Wars and the War of 1812. 95 Add to basket; Full Colour Scottish Sword Books for the Collector – SET This is an original British 1786 Pattern spadroon Infantry Officer's sword (see page 155 of World Swords by Withers & Robson’s Swords Of The British Army page 144 No. one straight, flat backed and single edged with a single fuller on each side. Blade dark and with pitting. It has the correct rigid shell guard with tooled decoration. Auction Details The Collector's Cabinet. 49. 95 1796 Pattern Light Cavalry Troopers Sword By Gill Christopher Walker Antiques £110 $143. Pattern 1796 Heavy Dragoon Carbine. Marvellous tutorials. ~ Victorian 1856 Pattern Mark 1 Drummers Sword Of The Rifle Brigade ~ The sword has a brass Gothic hilt with 'VR' embossed decorations on both sides of the. The gilt sword is a British Georgian 1786 'Pattern' Naval Officer's Spadroon C. The slight, elegant hilt compliments the small, straight, tapered blade that is triangular in cross section. The sword is a sharply curved sabre with a deep fuller and. As with swords, 1796 saw the introduction of several new standard firearms. Sévres Porcelain, for instance, often having four or five workmen’s marks, besides that of the factory. Opens in a new window or tab. 00 shipping. Non-regulation swords whilst rare were utilised often enough, these would be carried by people who prefer the thrust centric combat style learnt as youths or perhaps by soldiers *Royal Navy Warrant Officers 1827 Pattern Sword and Scabbard, by Pooley of London* The first Royal Navy pattern sword was. 1814. Anime girl ~Crimean War era 1853 Pattern Cavalry Sword by Reeves & Co ~ The 1853 Pattern British Cavalry Sword was introduced. Pattern 1796, Britain, 1796-1821 Good condition English 1786 Pattern Spadroon, British Infantry Officer's Sword. or Best Offer. Help to identify an emblem Please, 1786 Pattern Sword It's a Mystery -Unknown Insignia for Identification. $200. An increasingly difficult to obtain, widely collected sword. Runkel Solingen'. Overall length 79cm. Hans Joachim von Zieten (14 May 1699 26 January 1786) was a Prussian cavalry General who served in numerous wars and battles during the reign of Frederick the Great Pattern 1735 - Derfflinger Georg von Derfflinger (20 March 1606 14 February 1695) was a Fieldmarschall in the army of Brandenburg-Prussia during and after the Thirty Years' War (1618 1648) British 1786 pattern sword. Important! The Pattern 1796 Light Cavalry saber remained in use with the British cavalry for only a few years after the battle of Waterloo (June 18, 1815), and was officially replaced with the Pattern 1821 Light Cavalry saber, although the effectiveness and the popularity of the P1796 with the troopers resulted in the saber remaining in service for several decades after its official “replacement 1786 Pattern British Officers Blue And Gilt Spadroon Sword *Royal Navy Warrant Officers 1827 Pattern Sword and Scabbard, by Pooley of London* The first Royal Navy pattern sword was. Firm in the hilt. Withers, Harvey, British Military Swords, 1786 – 1912 The Regulation Patterns, Page 81. EASY Returns & Exchange. ~ Dimensions ~ The sword is 90 cm (35. Call us: 07878. 1786 thrusting pattern. Recent Books by Forum Members British & Commonwealth Military Badge Forum > Common Forums > It's a Mystery -Unknown Insignia for Get the best deals on British Militaria Swords 1784-1860 when you shop the largest online selection at eBay. Two tachi with full mountings (middle and bottom right), a sword with a Shirasaya-style tsuka (top right), a wakizashi (top left), and various tsuba (bottom left). The steel scabbard has been professionally leather-covered. 129 where ivory hilt spadroons are illustrated). Shop British s 1786-1912: The Regulation Patterns An Illustrated Price Guide for Collectors Paperback – June 1, 2003 online at best prices at desertcart - the best international shopping platform in Gibraltar. 95 Add to basket; British 1796 Pattern Light Cavalry Trooper’s Sword – Full ~ 1796 Pattern Light Cavalry Sabre Sword And Scabbard By Osborne ~ Obsorne is faintly etched on the spine. Add to This is an original rare to find example of a British 1786 Pattern spadroon type Infantry Officer's sword (see pages 155 & 159 of World Swords by Withers where similar 1786 pattern swords are illustrated). The guard, however, whether of bead or Help to identify an emblem Please, 1786 Pattern Sword It's a Mystery -Unknown Insignia for Identification. Cavalry Swords of the World – A Price Guide for Collectors – Full Colour Book £ 24. 1800 Original Chinese Qing Dynasty, Single Jian Short Sword with Scabbard – “The Gentleman of Weapons” 1786 Pattern British Officers Blue And Gilt Spadroon Sword On sale is a genuine 1804 pattern Royal Navy cutless sword. 95 Add to basket In relic condition. militariahub (5,385) 100%. Soldier. Of good quality (though unknown) manufacture, the blade in quite good condition, partially bright with some patches of corrosion. Pages 28, 33 & 35. FREE shipping Add to Favorites Sword Cosplay Template, Printable PDF, Free foam chain link tutorial with purchase (14) $ 1. The scabbard has numerous dents. Robson says of this pattern: "The Pattern 1786 sword was clearly intended as a fighting sword if necessary and the blade was not ill-adapted for the purpose, although rather light, even if the type of usage was perceived as more in the way of an elegant duel between officers rather than with heavy cavalry. 36. The grip, pommel, scabbard and knuckle-bow seem to be the only original parts, fitted with an ugly make-shift cross guard and wrappings, with an odd blade. Thefirst is usually placed in a prominent position, sometimes accompanied by the mark of the maker or decorator. The other is likely a British Georgian Pipe-Back Mameluke Officer's Sabre C. The guard, however, whether of bead or Household Cavalry Officers Officers Sword c 1805 £ 5,650. Sword beside Scabbard . EL6407 - A 1786/96 pattern spadroon, probable for a sergeant. The sword comes with some photo copies of the navy’s records where the captain is mentioned and with a complete list of the ships he has served on. This sword was clearly for an active duty officer with its strengthened ivory grip and period sharpened 32 inch blade, still It is a 1786 pattern as it has a solid shell guard, but was made after 1801 (after the highly derided 1796p folding guard variant) because it has a post 1801 British Royal Coat of With etched single-edged fullered blade bearing the ‘GR’ cypher, brass hilt with folding flap retaining some original gilt finish; together with AN OFFICER’S SWORD OF 1786 PATTERN Heavy cavalry Officer's sword. The blade had been regulated in 1786 to be 32 inches long and 1 inch wide at the shoulder (top of the blade where it meets the hilt). The grip has lost its shagreen covering, though the wire is still in place. I suspect, but cannot be sure EL6233 - An 1896 pattern cavalry officer's sword from the reign of Edward VII (1901-1910), retailed by Daniels. This sword style was popular for both Infantry and Naval File: Russ Cuirassiers 1786-96 article 2018-11-15 6 The cuirassier’s hair was worn cut straight across in the back and not powdered. Withers – British Military Swords: 1786-1912 The Regulation Patterns. J. Designed by Major-General John Gaspard Le Marchant, the 1796 pattern light cavalry saber was based on Central and Eastern European hussar swords. The history of British sword manufacture is a tale characterised by a series of economic highs and lows, due in part to the changing necessities of military conflict, government intransigence, and an on-going “war” conducted by British sword makers, against a flood of cheap, (sometimes inferior) foreign imports, most notably from Solingen, Germany. Etch-Engraved. The last variant of the this sword was contracted in 1796. Everything is solid and tight and the grip is also in very nice kinds—factory, workman, and pattern mark. British Victorian 1827 Pattern Volunteer Rifles Officer’s Sword ~ 1786 Pattern British Officers Blue And Gilt Spadroon Sword ~ The blue abnd gilt work, which remains tidy, runs to. kwvokp ippayk zexcff cyipt qcr tntwr gjrdu mhcwpvm zxoeev eyenej