SHOW US YOUR BLADES
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Here's a new one for yah, or not... I went into an antiques store today, and found this. My question is; Do I have something? If so, what's it worth? The owner said it was a cadets sword, from the turn of the 19th. century (1880-1905) Anyone????
I found some more info on it. It's an officer's saber. The handle appears to be black horn, which means it's an early model 1902.
Dude, sweet blade - you're going to need a back lit weapons display case given the different directions that you're diversifying. Can't help with the historical weapons appraising/background info - but hopefully WeaponsCollector or another aficionado will chime in.
Nice looking knife. Wouldn't want that to accidentally open in one's pocket. Ouch.
Btw, is the background table really that purple, or is this an exposure issue? Got a feeling that smokering followed up in part as he had a rich blue background behind his Kershaw.
Armadillofz1
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Acid etched. I have doubt. But I am no expert.
mranaya
Task Force Sunny, 2009
There seem to be plenty of images that come up in Google under "1902 officer's sword", and they look (to my untrained eye) just like yours.
navyis2
im a grown ass man
New nessmonk to go with my tracker. Bushmonkey may be my favorite maker right now.
More likely a midshipman's sword or officers sword. Cadets wouldn't have a sword like that unless they were CG cadets...
Damn nice.New nessmonk to go with my tracker. Bushmonkey may be my favorite maker right now.
navyis2
im a grown ass man
I appreciate it. It's got a good weight to it, I can't wait to take it camping.
New nessmonk to go with my tracker. Bushmonkey may be my favorite maker right now.
Those are beautiful
Ditto. I've taken a few longing looks at Bushmonkey blades recently (DSG might have had a sale not long ago on them), and really like the ones that you selected. They exude quality and ruggedness.
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