In 1803 the army took the initiative to design a standard model with a curved blade.

Better suited for the the officer’s of the light infantry and grenadiers.

Has an aesthetic look with the lion’s head and black leather scabbard with brass fittings.

The 82cm x 3cm strong high carbon steel blade has a full length fuller.

Overall length 94cm.

Weight 1kg.

A classy sword.

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The first regulation straight bladed sword issued by the Royal Navy- decending from the 1803 Infantry Officer Sabre.

Brass  traditional lion head guard and pommel.

Tempered EN9 high carbon steel 83.2cm x 27cm blade.

White leather covered wired wood grip.

Comes with a leather scabbard with brass accents.

Overall length 98cm.

Weight – Sword 0.85kg. With scabbard 1.15kg.

Valuable part of history.

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At first the sword has the appearance of a Marmeluke Sabre but the 84cm x 2.5cm blade bears the etched markings of the crown of the British Empire.

The Duke of Wellington was seen to have been wearing a Marmeluke sword.

No doubt because of his influence this sword became the regulation sword for officers with the rank  of Major General and above.

Handle and guard is etched with decoration fitting the importance of the sword.

Has as striking brass scabbard to complete the decoration.

Overall length 100cm.

Weight 1.3kg.

Impressive.

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First carried in the 1860’s for ship board attacks.

Hand protection enabled with the bowl style 15cm brass basket hand guard.

Long 65cm single edge slightly curved high carbon steel blade with a sharper end to allow thrusting attacks.

Has quality leather bound scabbard with leather frog and brass parts.

Overall length 82cm.

Weight 1.07kg.

Great representation.

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Authentic rendition of the popular 1917 Navy cutlass.

Ideal for the slash and cut in any close quarter combat.

Signature curved blade and half basket  guard  made from high quality steel with a nicely blued finish.

Has a quality leather scabbard and matching blued end piece.

Blade 71cm x 3.2cm that can be sharpened to fine edge.

Overall length 84cm.

Weight 1.1kg.

Don’t miss this one.

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Used by the elite light cavalry of the Serbian Hussards.

A sabre design based on the sword owned by the Hungarian General Andreas Graf Hadik (1710-1790). With 5000 men he made a successful rush for Berlin during the seven years war.

He was made thereafter Marechal by the Hasbergs and this is written on the sword blade.

86cm x 3cm single fuller high carbon steel blade.

Overall length 100cm.

Sabre weight 1.1 kg. With scabbard 2.1 kg.

Every detail befitting a high ranking officer.

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Spardoons of this style were very common and popular among the Naval Officers of Nelson’s Day.

Fast and light sword, tapered just enough to allow quick thrusts yet wide enough for an effective slash.

It has just enough heft to be able to ward off the heavier cutlasses used by crews on the fighting ships.

The five ball guard doubled as a knuckle duster.

Grip is of faux ivory with a centered brass plate.

1055 high carbon steel tempered 84cm blade.

Leather scabbard comes with brass accents and hanging rings.

Overall length 99.5cm.

Weight 0.85kg.

Stands out.

SW1049

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Also called a hanger this sword was carried during the 1600’s to 1700’s.

Frequently used by Officers as a close quarter battle weapon because of its size.

An ideal pirate sword with its stunning looks.

Tough, tempered high carbon steel 65cm blade.

Solid brass heart-shaped guard characteristic of the period.

Overall length 77.5cm.

Weight 1.1kg.

Has leather scabbard with matching brass parts.

Price includes GST

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Beautifully balanced for two handed use.

Copy of an original sword in the Royal Armouries.

Long wood grip in covered leather.

Tempered high carbon steel blade 112cm x 6.5cm wide.

Overall length 146cm. Weight 2.8kg.

Includes leather covered wood scabbard with steel parts.

Can be professionally sharpened for an additional $40.

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GST included in price.

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Being from the elite corps this Sabre was especially made for them.

Designed by Bouttet either made at Versailles (13,000) pieces or Kligenthal (11,000) pieces.

A longer Sabre with an elaborated hilt made of wood  and leather.

1055 high carbon steel blade 71cm x 4cm with long fuller.

Wire wrap leather handle.

Overall length 84cm.

Weight 1.1kg.

Striking.

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