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United Kingdom19th Century Century

British Army M1897 Infantry Officer Sword

$790.00
In Stock
Condition:
Used: An item that has been used previously
Country of Origin:
United Kingdom

Antique M1897 British Officer’s Sword w/ Scabbard – J.R. Caunt & Son / Edward Thurkle, London

Up for sale is an authentic British Officer’s Sword, Pattern 1897, complete with its original scabbard. This fine example was retailed by J.R. Caunt & Son, London, with the blade marked by the renowned maker Edward Thurkle, one of the most respected Victorian and Edwardian sword cutlers.

Period: Late 19th – Early 20th Century (Pattern 1897)

Origin: United Kingdom, London

Maker/Retailer: J.R. Caunt & Son / Edward Thurkle, London

Blade: Straight, fullered blade with etched floral and royal cypher motifs; etching still visible with patina.

Hilt: Nickel-plated guard with pierced design and royal cypher, wire-wrapped grip intact.

Scabbard: Original steel scabbard with twin suspension rings; surface wear consistent with age.

Condition: Very good antique condition. Blade etching remains sharp; hilt and grip intact; scabbard complete with natural age wear. Collectors’ Note: The M1897 Officer’s Sword remains one of the most iconic British military sidearms, still in ceremonial use today. Examples by Edward Thurkle are highly regarded and sought after by collectors.