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Offered for sale is a British Royal Navy Pattern 1827 Officer's Sword, associated with the reign of King George V, featuring a beautifully etched blade, leather scabbard with brass fittings, and classic British naval officer's hilt. The sword is also accompanied by its naval sword knot (portepee), adding to the completeness and collector appeal of the set. This is an elegant and highly collectible example of a British Royal Navy officer's sword, displaying the traditional maritime styling and refined craftsmanship associated with British naval swords of the period. The blade features attractive etched decoration and retains strong overall visual appeal. There are some light areas of oxidation and age-related spotting on the blade, consistent with its age and storage. Please examine the photographs carefully for the exact condition and surface detail. The sword features a beautifully designed naval guard with a folding locking tongue, which operates properly and securely engages the blade when the sword is inserted into the scabbard. The grip remains in good condition and is wrapped with twisted wire, while the pommel is beautifully formed in the distinctive lion-head design associated with British naval officer swords. The leather scabbard is included and retains its brass fittings. The naval sword knot is also present, completing the presentation of this attractive naval officer's sword. Features: British Royal Navy Pattern 1827 Officer's Sword Associated with the reign of King George V Beautiful etched/decorated blade Leather scabbard Brass scabbard fittings Naval sword knot / portepee Naval folding guard with functional locking tongue Twisted wire-wrapped grip Distinctive lion-head pommel Historic British Royal Navy collectible Condition: Overall condition is good for its age. The etched blade retains attractive detail and strong overall presentation, with some light oxidation spots and age-related surface marks. The naval guard, locking mechanism, grip, wire wrap, and lion-head pommel remain in good condition with attractive period character. The locking tongue engages securely with the scabbard. The leather scabbard remains intact and presents well, with its brass fittings adding significantly to the overall appearance and collector appeal. The naval sword knot is also included. Please examine all photographs carefully, as they are an important part of the description and condition details. An excellent addition to any collection of British Royal Navy, naval militaria, antique swords, or historic edged weapons.
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