Swords and Sabers

The British 1912 Cavalry Sword with Engraved steel guard with leather and twisted brass wire wrapped grip. The blade is single edged and fullered for 3 quarters of it's length.

British 1796 Light Cavalry Saber with unsharpened, high carbon EN45 spring steel blade. The saber’s hilt is mild steel with a leather wrapped wooden grip. This sword includes an all steel scabbard with steel fittings and hanging rings.

This replica of the British 1845 Infantry Officer’s Sword has a tempered blade of high carbon steel which is etched and embellished with the symbology of the British Royalty and of the British Empire. The sword comes with a steel scabbard with steel hanging rings. Zulu War Era.

The British 1821 Light Cavalry Sword has a blade crafted from EN45 high carbon steel. The guard and hilt are steel and the grip is wood with leather and steel wire. Black felt removable tab. The scabbard and its hanging rings are crafted from steel.

The British Household Heavy Cavalry Sword has a blade crafted from EN45 high carbon steel. The hilt is steel and the grip is leather and brass wire over a core of wood. The scabbard is crafted from steel.

This WW2 German Army Non Commissioned Officer's Sword and Scabbard is made from high carbon steel. The ''Dove Head'' hilt is steel and the wooden grip is overlaid in black leather and inlaid with twisted brass wire. The M1890 sword was issued during WWII.

The French Napoleonic Briquette or short sword has a solid brass hilt with curved single edged blade.

The Officer’s Courtly Small sword has a triangular blade crafted from EN45 high carbon steel. The hilt is nickel plated brass and the wood grip is bound in brass wire. The wooden scabbard is overlaid in black leather and is finished with matching nickel plated accents.

This replica of a British 19th Century Royal Artillery Officer’s sword has a tempered blade of high carbon steel which is lavishly etched with the symbology of the British Crown and Empire.

This French Smallsword has a blade of high carbon steel which is mounted into a hilt of plated brass with a silvered finish. The wooden grip is tightly wrapped in steel wire. Included is a leather scabbard with plated fittings.

The English Hanger has a blade crafted from high carbon steel; it is fitted to a blued steel hilt and a blackened hardwood grip. The thick leather scabbard is fitted with blued steel accents to match.

This Dusägge / Dusack (or Sinclair Saber) has a blade crafted from high carbon steel. The hilt is blued steel and the grip is leather over a wood core. The scabbard of leather is fitted with blued steel fittings.

This WW2 German Army Officer's Sword - Lion Head Version has a blade crafted from EN45 high carbon steel. The hilt is brass and the grip is wrapped in leather and inlaid with twisted brass wire. The scabbard is steel with steel hanging rings.