Early Officer’s Swords. Good examples, the first a 1822-1845 pattern

Early Officer’s Swords. Good examples, the first a 1822-1845 pattern Infantry Officer’s example with a regulation pattern brass hilt with a folding section, a wire bound fish-skin grip and 1845 type fullered blade, in a leather and brass scabbard with two suspension rings and a frog button blade being profusely engraved with gothic pattern etchings, Victorian Crown and ornate cypher, with manufacturer’s details of, ‘Townley, George Street, Hanover Square, London’, service worn condition; the second example a 1845 pattern Infantry example with a regulation pattern brass hilt that has been silver plated, a wire bound fish-skin grip, a fullered polished etched steel blade, in a later 1895-97 pattern leather covered field service scabbard, with a mounted frog, good service worn condition (2) £260-£300.

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