Early Royal Navy Swords. Two Swords, the first example, circa 1805

Early Royal Navy Swords. Two Swords, the first example, circa 1805, possibly a Warrant Officer’s Sword with a brass stirrup hilt with a black fish skin wire bound grip, the langets with fouled anchors, the blade etched with a crown and anchor, etc., lacking any maker’s marks, lacking its scabbard, good condition; the second, an 1827 pattern example, with a gilded hilt and folding section, with a plain pipe backed blade, possibly a Midshipman or Boy’s example, etc., with all dimensions smaller than standard, including the thickness of the wire bound fish skin grip, the hilt, etc., lacking its scabbard, good service worn condition (2) £160-£200.

Estimate:£160

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