antique swords in Canada
This is an interest in example of this sword that was given to infantry sergeants when serving in the field. The sword has a steel guard, and an ebony engraved grip, as is usual for this model. It was used exclusively during the Seven Year's War. The sword was made by Giverne, cutler to the... Continue Reading →
This is a nice, and rather unique, 1796 sabre from the British army. It was made by Craven and Bradbury. This example is a trooper model, but the owner's initials were inscribed on the guard and the scabbard. This could be an officer who wanted an enlisted man's sword, or perhaps a gift to a... Continue Reading →
For sale, an example of the famous 1796 light cavalry sabre which equipped the British army, as well as Prussian and Dutch, during the Napoleonic Wars. This one was made by Thomas Craven of Birmingham. It is in good shape, in need of a complete cleanup, but with all parts, including scabbard. No unit markings... Continue Reading →
For sale, this beautiful example of the 1896 universal cavalry officer sabre. This one was made by Pillin, as indicated by the proof mark and the serial number. Interestingly, the sabre is also equipped with a scabbard that was usually carried by officers stationed in India. The scabbard has a matching serial number to the... Continue Reading →
This 1853 has an interesting history, being marked to the Prince Edward Island's volunteer cavalry. As was often the case for volunteer units in North America, the sword's scabbard was modified to fit the 1885 pattern configuration. It is not a mismatch, as the 1885 has a different throat piece. This is an 1853 scabbard... Continue Reading →
This 1845 is a rare find. Not only are 0fficer 1845s from Chatellerault are uncommon, it is even more so to find one marked to the entrepreneurs Creuzé and Proa. The duo were the second entrepreneurs to manage the manufacture for the French State. They held the position from 1835 to 1851, Creuzé continuing on... Continue Reading →
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