I obtained this sword from a good friend many years ago who purchased it at an antique shop in England back in the early '80s. He had never done any

British sword ID help please.

Thanks for the information, much appreciated. That puts the sword right in the "keeper" category and a pleasure to own. I'll put up some photos

Hunting sword identification

Thank you, any idea of the sword's value?

Please ID This Sword

The first is almost certainly a 70's tourist piece, sorry.

Can Anyone Help With These Items?

It is a WW1 or earlier German sword. The markings mean 25th Artillery Regiment, 2nd Squadron, sword / rack number 65.

Please ID This Sword

Was my British 1796 pattern heavy cavalry sword at Waterloo?

Ah, the desire of every British military sword collector, to have a 1796 pattern British heavy cavalry sword that was at Waterloo! Why? Because this was arguably British heavy cavalry's finest...

Replacing the twisted grip wire on a French Cuirassier An XIII sword

Many if not most French Cuirassier An XIII swords I come across are missing the twisted brass grip wire. Because the An XIII does not have a backpiece to the grip, it is a relatively easy thing to...