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Mid-18th century British civilian smallsword (Item T-2016-017)

22nd January 2018 by Keith Farrell

Mid-18th century British civilian smallsword (Item T-2016-017)
Mid-18th century British civilian smallsword (Item T-2016-017)

Filed Under: 18th Century, Antique Swords, Triquetra Collection Tagged With: British, civilian, smallsword

P-1856 British pioneer’s sword (Item T-2016-016)

22nd January 2018 by Keith Farrell

P-1856 British pioneer’s sword (Item T-2016-016)
P-1856 British pioneer’s sword (Item T-2016-016)

Description

An 1856 pattern British pioneer’s sword.

Provenance

Acquired for the Triquetra Collection in 2016, purchased through Easton Antique Arms.

Resources about this model

  • YouTube video: 1856 pattern saw-back pioneer’s hanger (short sword) (Matt Easton)
  • Similar museum example: P1856 pioneer’s sword in the Auckland Museum
  • Similar example sold by a dealer: British P1856 Pioneers Saw-Back Short Sword (Bygone Blades)
  • Reference book: Brian Robson. Swords of the British Army: The Regulation Patterns 1788 to 1914. Revised edition. Naval and Military Press and National Army Museum, 2011.

Thanks

Our thanks to the volunteers who helped with the information on this page:

  • Alex Roberts
  • Keith Farrell

Donations

If you found this article interesting or helpful, please do send us a small donation to help with maintaining our Collection and to let us both expand it with new pieces and find better ways of sharing the Collection with the public.

Filed Under: 19th Century, Antique Swords, Triquetra Collection Tagged With: British, pioneer, sword, Victorian

P-1796 British light cavalry officer’s sabre (Item T-2016-014)

22nd January 2018 by Keith Farrell

P-1796 British light cavalry officer’s sabre (Item T-2016-014)
P-1796 British light cavalry officer’s sabre (Item T-2016-014)

Description

A 1796 pattern British light cavalry officer’s sabre.

Provenance

Acquired for the Triquetra Collection in 2016, purchased through an online auction.

Resources about this model

  • Web article: British Cavalry Sabres of the early to mid 1800s (R.S. Fleming)
  • Web article: How Much Do 1796 Pattern Light Cavalry Sabres Weigh? (Matt Easton)
  • Web article: British Light Cavalry Sword (Anonymous, ageofrevolution.org)
  • YouTube video: The 1796 light cavalry sabre (Matt Easton)
  • YouTube video: British 1796 pattern light cavalry sabre (Matt Easton)
  • YouTube video: 1796 pattern light cavalry officer’s sword (Matt Easton)
  • YouTube video: Prussian M1811 ‘Blücher’ Sabre vs British 1796 Light Cavalry Sabre (Matt Easton)
  • Similar museum example: P1796 light cavalry sabre in the Royal Armouries
  • Similar museum example: P1796 light cavalry sabre in the Oakeshott Institute
  • Reference book: Brian Robson. Swords of the British Army: The Regulation Patterns 1788 to 1914. Revised edition. Naval and Military Press and National Army Museum, 2011.

Thanks

Our thanks to the volunteers who helped with the information on this page:

  • Ben Davies
  • Keith Farrell

Donations

If you found this article interesting or helpful, please do send us a small donation to help with maintaining our Collection and to let us both expand it with new pieces and find better ways of sharing the Collection with the public.

Filed Under: 18th Century, Antique Swords, Triquetra Collection Tagged With: British, cavalry, Napoleonic, sabre

P-1897 British infantry officer’s sabre (GRVI) (Item T-2016-008)

22nd January 2018 by Keith Farrell

P-1897 British infantry officer’s sabre (GRVI) (Item T-2016-008)
P-1897 British infantry officer’s sabre (GRVI) (Item T-2016-008)

Description

An 1897 pattern British infantry officer’s sword with the GRVI royal cypher, and leather scabbard.

Provenance

Acquired for the Triquetra Collection in 2016, purchased from a private collection.

Resources about this model

  • Web article: British Infantry Officers’ Swords of the 1890s and the 1895 Infantry Sword Exercise (Matt Easton)
  • Web article: Identifying British Infantry Officers’ Swords (Matthew Forde)
  • YouTube video: The British 1895 & 1897 pattern infantry officer’s swords (Matt Easton)
  • Similar museum example: P1897 sword and scabbard in the Auckland Museum
  • Similar museum example: Pattern 1897 infantry officer’s sword in the Royal Armouries
  • Reference book: Brian Robson. Swords of the British Army: The Regulation Patterns 1788 to 1914. Revised edition. Naval and Military Press and National Army Museum, 2011.

Thanks

Our thanks to the volunteers who helped with the information on this page:

  • Alex Roberts
  • Keith Farrell

Donations

If you found this article interesting or helpful, please do send us a small donation to help with maintaining our Collection and to let us both expand it with new pieces and find better ways of sharing the Collection with the public.

Filed Under: 20th Century, Antique Swords, Triquetra Collection Tagged With: British, infantry, sabre

P-1897 British infantry officer’s sabre (ERVII) (Item T-2016-007)

22nd January 2018 by Keith Farrell

P-1897 British infantry officer’s sabre (ERVII) (Item T-2016-007)
P-1897 British infantry officer’s sabre (ERVII) (Item T-2016-007)

Description

An 1897 pattern British infantry officer’s sword with the ERVII royal cypher, and leather scabbard.

Provenance

Acquired for the Triquetra Collection in 2016, purchased from a private collection.

Resources about this model

  • Web article: British Infantry Officers’ Swords of the 1890s and the 1895 Infantry Sword Exercise (Matt Easton)
  • Web article: Identifying British Infantry Officers’ Swords (Matthew Forde)
  • YouTube video: The British 1895 & 1897 pattern infantry officer’s swords (Matt Easton)
  • Similar museum example: P1897 sword and scabbard in the Auckland Museum
  • Similar museum example: Pattern 1897 infantry officer’s sword in the Royal Armouries
  • Reference book: Brian Robson. Swords of the British Army: The Regulation Patterns 1788 to 1914. Revised edition. Naval and Military Press and National Army Museum, 2011.

Thanks

Our thanks to the volunteers who helped with the information on this page:

  • Alex Roberts
  • Keith Farrell

Donations

If you found this article interesting or helpful, please do send us a small donation to help with maintaining our Collection and to let us both expand it with new pieces and find better ways of sharing the Collection with the public.

Filed Under: 20th Century, Antique Swords, Triquetra Collection Tagged With: British, infantry, sabre

P-1897 British infantry officer’s sabre (VR) (Item T-2016-006)

22nd January 2018 by Keith Farrell

P-1897 British infantry officer’s sabre (VR) (Item T-2016-006)
P-1897 British infantry officer’s sabre (VR) (Item T-2016-006)

Description

An 1897 pattern British infantry officer’s sword with the VR royal cypher, and leather scabbard.

Provenance

Acquired for the Triquetra Collection in 2016, purchased from a private collection.

Resources about this model

  • Web article: British Infantry Officers’ Swords of the 1890s and the 1895 Infantry Sword Exercise (Matt Easton)
  • Web article: Identifying British Infantry Officers’ Swords (Matthew Forde)
  • YouTube video: The British 1895 & 1897 pattern infantry officer’s swords (Matt Easton)
  • Similar museum example: P1897 sword and scabbard in the Auckland Museum
  • Similar museum example: Pattern 1897 infantry officer’s sword in the Royal Armouries
  • Reference book: Brian Robson. Swords of the British Army: The Regulation Patterns 1788 to 1914. Revised edition. Naval and Military Press and National Army Museum, 2011.

Thanks

Our thanks to the volunteers who helped with the information on this page:

  • Alex Roberts
  • Keith Farrell

Donations

If you found this article interesting or helpful, please do send us a small donation to help with maintaining our Collection and to let us both expand it with new pieces and find better ways of sharing the Collection with the public.

Filed Under: 19th Century, Antique Swords, Triquetra Collection Tagged With: British, infantry, sabre, Victorian

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