American Civil War, US M1840 musicians sword, marked on one side of ricasso with "US AHC 1863" (AHC is inspector mark) and on the other side with "Ames, Mfg Co. Chicopee, Mass.", with original scabbard, in very nice condition

1840 Model Cavalry Sword, ricasso marked C&J for CLEMEN & JUNG, wear, no scabbard

1860 Staff and Field Officers Sword, folding guard loose, some wear and loss of details, scabbard tip missing

1860 Model, U.S. Civil War Naval Cutlass by Ames Mfg. Co. with Leather Scabbard, Dated 1862, some wear, rare

American Civil War, State Militia NCO sword, circa 1840/1860, likely Southern state ( Confederate state) example, classic knights helmet pommel, bone handle, floral design on handguard, no markings, without scabbard

American Civil War, State Militia NCO sword, circa 1840/1860, likely Southern state ( Confederate state) example, classic knights helmet pommel, bone handle, floral design on handguard, no markings, without scabbard

American Civil War, State Militia NCO sword, circa 1840/1860, likely Southern state ( Confederate state) example, classic knights helmet pommel, bone handle, floral design on handguard, no markings, without scabbard

American Civil War, State Militia NCO sword, circa 1840/1860, likely Southern state ( Confederate state) example, classic knights helmet pommel, version with wooden handle, floral design on handguard, no markings, without scabbard

American Civil War, State Militia NCO short sword, circa 1840/1860, likely Southern state ( Confederate state) example, classic knights helmet pommel, bone handle, plain handguard, no markings, without scabbard, shorter version total lenght: 56 cm

American civil war, "California bowie" knife, made in England marked on the ricasso with "VR (Victoria rex), G. Beardshaw, Cast steel" (George Beardshaw, Sheffield), with etched blade depicting an American eagle holding a bag of $10,000, with text "A Californian ask for nothing, but what is right, and submit to nothing that is wrong", "I can dig gold from Quartz", blade in very good condition some actual wear, markings on ricasso double stamped, handguard marked with various symbols, bone handle and ornament pommel, knife dates to 1850-1865, very interesting example, rare

American Civil War, Original Confederate "D-Guard" bowie knife, unmarked, stag grip, typical southern style knife, semi relic/preserved condition, overall lenght: 66,5 cm

American Civil War, Original Confederate "D-Ring" clip point bowie knife, no markings visible, wooden grip, width blade, overall lenght: 50 cm, in semi relic/ preserved condition,

American Civil War, Large Bowie style side knife, wooden grip, brass handguard, total lenght: 48 cm, in semi relic condition

Trench knife made from American Civil Ware era, Union officers sword, marked on one side of ricasso with "W. Walscheid, solingen" and on the other with a brass disc with "Proved", handguard partial sawed off, overall lenght 36 cm, interesting piece

Masonic or Knights Templar sword by "The Henderson, Ames Co., Kalamazoo, Mich." silverplated and enameled details and decorations, blade etched and named to "Alfred M. Heston", circa 1880-1920, interesting example

Masonic or Knights Templar sword by "The Pettibone Bros. Mfg. Co., Cincinatti, Ohio" silverplated and enameled details and decorations, blade etched and named to "Fred Dahl", circa 1880-1920, interesting example

Masonic or Knights Templar sword assembled by "Horstmann, Philadelphia.", marked on ricasso with emblem of "WK&C, Solingen Germany" blade etched but worn, with brass scabbard also marked "Horstmann, Phila.", circa 1880-1900, interesting example

Masonic or Knights Templar sword, Eagle pommel and crossguard

WWII, US Army machete, blade marked "Disston , US, 1943", with od7 canvas scabbard marked "US, Boyt, '43", handle of machete has period repair with friction tape, scabbard shows wear and tear

WWII, US Army machete, blade marked "US, Legitimus Collins & Co, 1944", with od3 khaki scabbard, marked "J.Q.M.D. 1942"and with unit markings

WWII, USMC Kabar knife, marked on crossguard 'USMC, Camillus, N.Y.', in very good condition, with leather scabbard

WWII, PAL model "RH-36" fighting knife, as issued to US troops during WWII, without scabbard, overall in nice condition

WWII, US M3 fighting knife, blade marked "U.S. M3 R.C. Co." (Robeson Cutlery company), and crossed cannon proofmark on crossguard (typical for Robeson production), comes with USM8 scabbard made by "B.M. Co", handle, crossguard and throat of scabbard painted black at one point, Robeson is one of the hardest to find examples of the M3 knife

WWII, US M3 fighting knife, blade marked "U.S. M3 Case", with US M8 sheath marked 'U.S.M8, B.M. Co.', in used condition

WWII, US M3 fighting knife, blade marked "U.S. M3 Utica", with US M8 sheath marked 'U.S.M8, B.M. Co.' (metal parts repainted), in used condition

WWII, US/Germany, Fighting knife made from German K98 bayonet, marked "44 ASW" (E.&F. Hörster & Co., Solingen, 1944), cutdown and sharpened, with clear plexiglass grips, often encountered as a form of "Trench art" by US troops, interesting

WWII, Theater made fighting knife, so called "Pig sticker", wooden handle, brass handguard, no markings on ricasso, with leather covered scabbard, nice condition, lenght: 42 cm

WWII, Lot of two theater made bowie style fighting knives, bit crudely made examples, both with brass grips, interesting pieces

Lot of three US style knives, consists of: one Kabar style knife marked on the ricasso "Kiffe, Japan" and two US M3 style fighting knives both blade marked, one in M8 scabbard and one in M6 scabbard, both postwar reproductions

Postwar, US M1917 Bolo knife, marked on the ricasso, "Kiffe, Japan", with canvas scabbard marked "Brauer Bros. 1917", the knife is a 1960's commercial made example, the scabbard is original WWI production

Reproduction, Confederate "D-Guard" bowie knife, ricasso marked "Windlass, Indie", with scabbard, total lenght: 57 cm

Reproduction, US M1832 foot artillery short sword, marked on both sides of the ricasso with type and maker, high quality remake

Reproduction, M1840 US cavalry sabre "Old Wristbreaker", older copy, ricasso marked "US, ADK, 1862", perfect for re-enactment

Reproduction, M1840 US cavalry sabre "Old Wristbreaker", modern remake of iconic sabre, in good condition

Reproduction, M1840 US cavalry sabre "Old Wristbreaker", modern remake of iconic sabre, in good condition

Reproduction, M1840 US cavalry sabre "Old Wristbreaker", modern remake of iconic sabre, in good condition