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United Kingdom•WW1 Century

British Victorian Officer Sword by Wilkinson

$790.00

In Stock

Condition:

Good

Type:

Sword / Officer's Sword

Country:

United Kingdom

Era:

WW1

country of origin:

United Kingdom

region of origin:

Great Britain

conflict:

WW I (1914-18)

original reproduction:

Original

theme:

Militaria

ebay id:

236597884780

This premium officer's sword features a straight steel blade decorated with fine etchings, a nickel-plated steel guard with royal cypher, and a shagreen grip. The metal parts have a bright finish. Manufactured by the prestigious firm of Henry Wilkinson in London, this sword dates to the late Victorian era. It features specific markings dedicated to the Prince of Wales, later King Edward VII. The blade is individually numbered on the spine and displays the Wilkinson proof mark. The shagreen grip wrap is complete and bound with triple silver wire, and the guard retains its luster.