1822 pattern infantry officers sword for sale

If you are interested in consigning in future sales, please contact the specialist department. Free shipping for many products! DO YOU WANT TO KNOW THE VALUE OF YOUR SWORDS? Offered is an 1822 pattern British Infantry officers sword and scabbard, worn during the reign of King William IV, with a link to the county of Hertfordshire The sword features a gilt finished William IV (1830-1837) Royal cyphered gothic guard with shagreen and wire twist grip and remains of the original leather inner hand guard, showing some crazing and hard/dry. Grip: Fishskin, bound with either silver, copper or brass twistwire. 1822 PATTERN CARSHALTON HOUSE SCHOOL INFANTRY OFFICER'S SWORD Swords 1822 Pattern sword with blade etched 'Carshalton House School' within foliate-bordered scrolls, 'Henry Wilkinson, Pall Mall, London' to reverse along with 'H.N. In very good condition and with original leather hilt pad, an the world's super power. Some old areas of dark staining/pitting, particularly to the blades spine. Further pictures available It comprises a distinctive Gothic hilt with fold down guard and a oval cartouche containing King William IV Royal Cyper. Copyright | JB Military Antiques Is An Independently Owned & Operated Business | ecommerce web design perth. Scabbard: Black leather with gilt brass locket, middle band and chape. All in all an excellent example, and with the added bonus of research potential. They were primarily infantry swords, although they were also regulation pattern for some other officers such as surgeons and staff officers.The term "Gothic hilt" is derived from a perceived similarity between the curved bars of the guard and the arches found . 1822/1845PVictorian British Infantry Officer's Sword, datable to Truly a great investment. The sword Although this item has been sold, we have a range of similar items that may be of interest to you. condition fishskin grip with twisted wire bindings firm and intact, For all Sales categories, buyer's premium excluding Cars, Motorbikes, Wine, Whisky and Coin & Medal sales, will be as follows: Buyer's Premium Rates28% on the first 40,000 of the hammer price; 27% of the hammer price of amounts in excess of 40,000 up to and including 800,000; 21% of the hammer price of amounts in excess of 800,000 up to and including 4,500,000; and 14.5% of the hammer price of any amounts in excess of 4,500,000. View similar items. 82cm blade etched with scrolling foliage, VR cyphers, and owners crest with initials, regulation brass gothic hilt incorporating VR cypher, wire bound fish skin grip, in its brass scabbard. I would be (US$ 227) Victorian examples are pretty common with many varieties of design interpretations to the royal cypher. with the owners crest in the same place on the opposite side of the blade. with etching remaining. It has the added bonus of carrying the original owners crest etched . However, the regulation that ushered it in only focused upon describing what the sword's blade should look like, stating that it should be at least one inch wide at the shoulder, 32 inches long and capable of cutting and thrusting. THIS AFFECTS THE BIDDERS LEGAL RIGHTS. Allied Forces > Commonwealth > Edged Weapons >. Please fill in the form below to request a delivery quote from Great Scott Antiques. All in all, a very nice, completely untouched sword, with interesting features and the possibility of further research. Signup for our newsletter to get notified about sales and new products. Privacy Policy | Policies | Cookie Policy | Education. The idea that in 1845, all British infantry officers suddenly discarded the 1822 Pattern pipe back blade in favour of the 1845, would be a little fanciful and completely impracticable, and not to say, uneconomic. IF SO, YOU NEED TO PURCHASE THESE FULL COLOUR BOOKS!! Sold for Victorian British 1822 pattern Infantry officer`s sword, the single edged pipe backed with quill back blade etched with royal cipher within panal and maker marked Doland and Co 97 St Martins Lane London which is repeated on the top scabbard mount, brass hilt with VR royal cipher, good fish skin grip with twist wire binding complete with leather scabbard with gilt mounts which has been a repair . A fascinating feature on this sword, is that although the blade is of 1845 pattern, it does not carry a proof slug. This lot has been removed from the website, please contact customer services for more information. 119/37 of the blade). The top mount carries the Maynard&Harris cartouch, with an address of "27 Poultry, London". 180 Distinctive features of the sword include the "Gothic . If you would like to purchase this item, please Create an Account, add it to Your Cart and Checkout. The grip of fish-skin wrapped with brass twist-wire. Victorian British 1822 pattern Infantry officer`s sword, the single edged pipe backed with quill back blade etched with royal cipher within panal and maker marked Doland and Co 97 St Martins Lane London which is repeated on the top scabbard mount, brass hilt with VR royal cipher, good fish skin grip with twist wire binding complete with leather scabbard with gilt mounts which has been a repair and there is a split near the top mount which can only been seen when the sword is out of the scabbard. As a fighting weapon, the 1822 Pattern was rather unsatisfactory, the blade being far too weak and the hilt bars affording little protection. They tend to be more delicate than later Victorian pieces and many are found with broken or missing folding guards, and damage to the hilt piercings. The blade in virtually mint condition, complete with hilt inner leather pad and sword knot. Add any text here or remove it. Signup for our newsletter to get notified about sales and new products. For further details, please contact us. Faulkner 1880, H.H. The sword is in lovely original condition, untouched, and uncleaned. For quick contact, email us at: jamey@jbmilitaryantiques.com.au. VAT at the current rate of 20% will be added to the Buyer's Premium and charges excluding Artists Resale Right. The grip is covered in shagreen and bound in copper twistwire. Some grip also bound in leather. As with many new items of equipment introduced into a regular army, it was unlikely to have been a seamless and rapid introduction. ALL BIDDERS MUST AGREE THAT THEY HAVE READ AND UNDERSTOOD BONHAMS' CONDITIONS OF SALE AND AGREE TO BE BOUND BY THEM, AND AGREE TO PAY THE BUYER'S PREMIUM AND ANY OTHER CHARGES MENTIONED IN THE NOTICE TO BIDDERS. You can also take advantage of our 2 specialist militaria auctions per year to sell your single item or collection through. Later versions have the single fullered 1845 Pattern Wilkinson type blade that became the army standard. The idea that in 1845, all British infantry officers suddenly discarded the 1822 Pattern pipe back blade in favour of the 1845, would be a little fanciful and completely impracticable, and not to say, uneconomic. It likely dates between 1845 and 1855, as in 1854 the folding guard was discontinued. They were allowed to carry the old pipe back sword blade until it became unserviceable. Instead, one ricasso is deeply struck with the word "Maynard" etched above is the word "Warranted" and below the word "Proved". 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Add any text here or remove it. leather insert and the black fishskin grip plus twisted grip wore Strictly over 18's only. inc. premium. William IV British 1822 pattern Infantry officer`s sword, the single edged pipe or quill back blade etched with royal cipher within panal and maker marked Cater Pall Mall London, brass hilt with IV royal cipher, good fish skin grip with twist wire binding complete with leather scabbard with gilt mounts slight movement on top mount, Life Guards Officers Full Dress Sword c1850, British 1796 Light Cavalry Sword Sir John Moore, Punjab Light Horse Presentation Troopers Sword by Wilkinson Sword, Royal Horse Artillery 1908 Troopers Sword, General Officers Sword Sir Thomas Arbuthnot, Coldstream Guards Officers Sword By Wilkinson, Victorian 1st Royal Dragoons Patent Tang By Wilkinson, British MkI Drummer's Sword, Royal Marines, Brass hilted Land Transport Corps sword c1856, Victorian Bandsman Sword with Curved Blade, Swiss Brass Hilted Short Sword with Saw-Back Blade, Continental Stiletto with Etched and Blue Blade, British Cavalry Officers Sword by Wilkinson, Scottish Field Officers Broadsword George 5th, 1st Life Guards Egypt Campaign 1882 Officers Sword, William IV British 1822 Infantry Officer`s Sword, 15th Light Dragoons Troopers Sword C 1763, German Hirschfanger 1871 Engraved Bayonet, German Hirschfanger 1871 Presentation Bayonet, Polish Hungarian Batorowka Sword dated 1651. It comprises a distinctive Gothic hilt with fold down guard and a oval cartouche containing King William IV Royal Cyper. The "levee" Strictly over 18's only. prepared to accept 350 for this sword. Slightly curved 82cm single panel etched, piped back blade features the Hertfordshire deer, with H.D. I agree to the terms & conditions and privacy policy* (This site is also protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply). The hilt retains much gilt, has its original William IV British 1822 Infantry Officer`s Sword. An exceptionally good example of the folding guard 1822/45 pattern British infantry officer's sword, datable to 1860 courtesy of the maker's inscription "Stillwell & Son Barbican London" (the only year they etched the blades so). VAT at the current rate of 20% will be added to the Buyer's Premium and charges excluding Artists Resale Right. Consequently, the pre-Victorian swords tend to have very worn etching (sometimes to the point of obscurity). The blade measures 32.5 inches. even more if required. visible, including the supplier's / maker's name "Parfitt Roberts Good toned finished to guard, with sections of plating wear from use to the ornate backstrap, with an old reattachment repair to the quillon. Identification The 1822 Pattern Infantry Officers Sword was a radical departure from previous designs, with its half basket hilt becoming the standard format for British infantry swords until the end of the nineteenth century. The stitching is intact. Subscribe to my newsletter for free and get notified of sales, special events and promotions. In this new and exciting website, I am selling a fine selection of militaria and antique British swords and edged weapons. The M1819 Cuirassier Sword, based on a Russian pattern, was known as the Russian model, had a two- branch guard with a very distinctive pommel (Figure 21). It has taken on an attractive plum colour in parts. The sword is complete with its original leather scabbard with gilt brass fittings, twin suspension rings and an ornate frog stud. For payment information please refer to the sale catalogue. & valuations. knot is believed to be original and is sound. We would recommend that you read our Policies page before making a purchase. ALL BIDDERS MUST AGREE THAT THEY HAVE READ AND UNDERSTOOD BONHAMS' CONDITIONS OF SALE AND AGREE TO BE BOUND BY THEM, AND AGREE TO PAY THE BUYER'S PREMIUM AND ANY OTHER CHARGES MENTIONED IN THE NOTICE TO BIDDERS. This sale is now finished. This sale is now finished. Old polish to the entire hilt. The blade is of pipe back form and suffers some age stain. The scabbard could use a light cleaning, having some light surface rust in parts. Retained in its original black leather scabbard with gilt brass mounts, with twin hanging rings, and a frog stud. If you have queries about lots purchased in this sale, please contact customer services. it also features the usual decorative etching, floral swags, and a crowned VR cypher. Very few of these survive intact. This Pattern was the first attempt by the Army to bring some degree of standardisation to the swords its officers were buying. The 1822 Pattern Infantry Officer's Sword was a radical departure from previous designs, with its half basket hilt becoming the standard format for British infantry swords until the end of the nineteenth century. Officer Sword- Pommel, guard, ferrule, scabbard, and grip insignia fittings are made of a polished steel. Not to be reproduced without prior agreement. The other ricasso carries the names "Maynard&Harris" although these are now quite faint, and the Leadenhall Street address below cannot be made out easily. When the 1845 Pattern blade was introduced, officers were not required to immediately change to the new pattern. The regulation 32 inch blade is in very good condition, being bright and clear with crisp etching, and only very minor spotting. 1860. The various German states inset their own coat of arms into the half basket guard, in this case the crowned Prussian Eagle. (Scabbard in two sections), I have read, understood and agree to Bonhams. is in generally good condition with working folding guard, good & valuations. All rights reserved. 1786 Pattern. The brass scabbard indicates the original owner was a field officer. plus steel field service scabbard in good condition. and draws well, if a little loose, into its fine brass scabbard This almost certainly Victorian (1837 to 1845 for this so called There is a picquet, levee or dress form of this sword which is a lightweight version with a much narrower blade. They range in style and period and include British Napoleonic swords, British Victorian or 19th Century swords, British swords from the English Civil War and British swords from the First World War and later. Up until around 1835, there would also have been a black leather hilt lining. This example was made by E. Woods, of Bow Street, London. Given the scabbard address, which the firm moved from in 1847, and the use of the 1845 blade, this sword can be confidently dated within a two year window, which will allow a prospective researcher to identify the original owner. The purchase of an officer's sword was a major financial strain on many officers and they were not likely to discard an expensive . (the only year they etched the blades so). The sword features a gilt finished William IV (1830-1837) Royal cyphered gothic guard with shagreen and wire twist grip and remains of the original leather inner hand guard, showing . and firm in the hilt. The brass hilt is in similarly good condition, with only minor light abrasions, and not deformed in any way. A delightful 1822 pattern infantry officers sword, with early 1845 pattern blade, carrying both a family crest and officers initials, by the well regarded firm of Maynard&Harris. The scabbard is made of steel and is painted black. If you have any complaints or questions about the Conditions of Sale, please contact your nearest customer services team. Add to Cart Compare. For information and estimates on domestic and international shipping as well as export licences please contact Bonhams Shipping Department. For information and estimates on domestic and international shipping as well as export licences please contact Bonhams Shipping Department. The purchase of an officers sword was a major financial strain on many officers and they were not likely to discard an expensive sword because the authorities deemed it necessary. This is a rare and early example of a British William IV 1822 Pattern Infantry Officers Sword from the short reign of King William IV (1830-1837). A very pleasing and untouched example of a Victorian 1822 Pattern Infantry officers sword, with 1845 pattern blade. Both George IV and William IV had relatively short reigns and, consequently, examples are scarce, especially in good condition. The shagreen grip is also complete and in fine condition, being bound by its original twistwire. I have read, understood and agree to Bonhams. It is a good idea to check carefully to see that the folding guard is working properly as they were easily damaged. The blade features an etched panel. Further / full Distinctive features of the sword include the Gothic style pierced hilt, so-called after its resemblance to the shapes of windows in Gothic architecture, and the s-shaped folding guard. It likely dates between 1845 and 1855, as in 1854 the folding guard was discontinued. The blade is a polished carbon steel., $895.00. Photo ID will be required before this item can be dispatched. No movement between the blade and the hilt. The blade features an etched panel. upon request. bindings are very good indeed (a little wear, some minor looseness Elegant in design, the slender pipe backed blade was sheathed in a black leather scabbard with decorated gilt brass mounts. Simply fill in the below form to get in touch with Great Scott Antiques regarding this item. This is in generally good condition, although stained with old polish, and would benefit from a sympathetic clean. "1822" pattern) infantry staff officer's / general's sword sword carried by British infantry officers when Great Britain was The blade in virtually New website. & Pafitt St Sames St London)" on the ricasso. THIS AFFECTS THE BIDDERS LEGAL RIGHTS. Hilliard 1881', numbered 23097 to spine', housed in metal scabbard. inc. premium, 82cm pipe-back and spear-pointed blade etched with scrolling foliage and WIV cypher and retaining traces of blue and gilt, regulation brass gothic hilt incorporating WIV cypher, wire bound fish skin grip, in its brass mounted leather scabbard. It is etched with the makers details at the ricasso, the family crest, crowned royal VR cypher, as well as foliage and decorative swags. The gothic hilted swords were a family of swords carried by officers and some NCOs of the British Army between 1822 and the present day. I would recommend buying the pipe back version as it is more elegant in profile and truer to the original design.

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