LOT OF FIVE EDGED WEAPONS.

LOT OF FIVE EDGED WEAPONS. 1) Early 19th century short 2-edged sword with 25” double-edged blade, etched with trophies of arms and cruciform handguard with American shield langettes and ribbed bone handle with knights head pommel. –Fair, blade very worn, cross guard, handle & pommel fine. 2) Japanese police type sword with 29-3/4” slightly curved blade with full length fuller, decorative brass handle, single knuckle bow, wire-wrapped tortoise shell handle with original nickel scabbard. –Blade is fine, applied temper line mostly visible, handle is fine, losses of the wire wrap, scabbard bent, dented and with rust, about 75% nickel. 3) European light saber with 30-1/2” straight double fuller blade, brass hand guard with folding counter guard, wire wrapped ray skin handle with silver sword knot, not scabbard. –Fine, good polish, good handle, good sword knot. 4) Collins long machete, 25-3/4” blade, horn handle, no scabbard. –Good, used, good markings, one cracked handle. 5) French short sword, possibly a theatrical sword with fish scale cast brass handle, heavy crossguard with oval pommel, one side of the handguard stamped in small letters “CS”, it has an 18” x 1-3/8” double edged unsharpened blade. –Light pitting on the blade, traces of silver plating on the handle, fine. 4-51189-14 JR1161 (300-500)

Auction: Firearms - Spring 2004

Please Note: All prices include the hammer price plus the buyer’s premium, which is paid by the buyer as part of the purchase price. The prices noted here after the auction are considered unofficial and do not become official until after the 46th day.

Image	Lot	Price	Description
	931	$345.00	LOT OF FIVE EDGED WEAPONS. 1) Early 19th century short 2-edged sword with 25” double-edged blade, etched with trophies of arms and cruciform handguard with American shield langettes and ribbed bone handle with knights head pommel. –Fair, blade very worn, cross guard, handle & pommel fine. 2) Japanese police type sword with 29-3/4” slightly curved blade with full length fuller, decorative brass handle, single knuckle bow, wire-wrapped tortoise shell handle with original nickel scabbard. –Blade is fine, applied temper line mostly visible, handle is fine, losses of the wire wrap, scabbard bent, dented and with rust, about 75% nickel. 3) European light saber with 30-1/2” straight double fuller blade, brass hand guard with folding counter guard, wire wrapped ray skin handle with silver sword knot, not scabbard. –Fine, good polish, good handle, good sword knot. 4) Collins long machete, 25-3/4” blade, horn handle, no scabbard. –Good, used, good markings, one cracked handle. 5) French short sword, possibly a theatrical sword with fish scale cast brass handle, heavy crossguard with oval pommel, one side of the handguard stamped in small letters “CS”, it has an 18” x 1-3/8” double edged unsharpened blade. –Light pitting on the blade, traces of silver plating on the handle, fine. 4-51189-14 JR1161 (300-500) Auction: Firearms - Spring 2004 Please Note: All prices include the hammer price plus the buyer’s premium, which is paid by the buyer as part of the purchase price. The prices noted here after the auction are considered unofficial and do not become official until after the 46th day.

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