Description
Munitions grade hilt of flattened iron bars, without piercings to the plates, the three main
bars connecting to a ring mounted below the pommel. Bun-shaped pommel with tall
integral button; old shagreen-covered grip with waxed sinew binding and brass ferrules top
and bottom. Remains of red tassel at the base of the pommel. Single-edged 32″ blade
with twin narrow fullers at the back edge, stamped twice on each side with “X ANDRIA X
FARARA X”, the tip rounded. Type of sword carried by English heavy cavalry in the
northern regions of the country. Metal with moderate pitting and gunmetal patina. Overall
length 38″.
Spanish (Andalusia) Plug Bayonet, Late 18th/Early 19th C 
Published Spanish Colonial Bilbo Broadsword, Early 18th C 
Silver and Parcel Gilt Smallsword, Probably French, 2nd Half 18th C 
French First Empire Infantry Officer’s Sword