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VINTAGE MEDIEVAL SWORD IN LEATHER SCABBARD W/ BRONZE KNIGHT HANDLE – CIRCA 1930
VINTAGE MEDIEVAL SWORD IN LEATHER SCABBARD W/ BRONZE KNIGHT HANDLE – CIRCA 1930
VINTAGE MEDIEVAL SWORD IN LEATHER SCABBARD W/ BRONZE KNIGHT HANDLE – CIRCA 1930
VINTAGE MEDIEVAL SWORD IN LEATHER SCABBARD W/ BRONZE KNIGHT HANDLE – CIRCA 1930
VINTAGE MEDIEVAL SWORD IN LEATHER SCABBARD W/ BRONZE KNIGHT HANDLE – CIRCA 1930
VINTAGE MEDIEVAL SWORD IN LEATHER SCABBARD W/ BRONZE KNIGHT HANDLE – CIRCA 1930
VINTAGE MEDIEVAL SWORD IN LEATHER SCABBARD W/ BRONZE KNIGHT HANDLE – CIRCA 1930
VINTAGE MEDIEVAL SWORD IN LEATHER SCABBARD W/ BRONZE KNIGHT HANDLE – CIRCA 1930
VINTAGE MEDIEVAL SWORD IN LEATHER SCABBARD W/ BRONZE KNIGHT HANDLE – CIRCA 1930
VINTAGE MEDIEVAL SWORD IN LEATHER SCABBARD W/ BRONZE KNIGHT HANDLE – CIRCA 1930
VINTAGE MEDIEVAL SWORD IN LEATHER SCABBARD W/ BRONZE KNIGHT HANDLE – CIRCA 1930
VINTAGE MEDIEVAL SWORD IN LEATHER SCABBARD W/ BRONZE KNIGHT HANDLE – CIRCA 1930

VINTAGE MEDIEVAL SWORD IN LEATHER SCABBARD W/ BRONZE KNIGHT HANDLE – CIRCA 1930

$ 261.36

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Condition: Very good condition - some scratches on the leather scabbard
  • Style: Medieval
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Item must be returned within: 14 Days
  • Theme: Medieval
  • Type: Unknown
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
  • Handle Material: Metal

    Description

    VINTAGE MEDIEVAL SWORD IN LEATHER SCABBARD WITH BRONZE KNIGHT HANDLE – CIRCA 1930
    Leather scabbard measures approximately 14 5/8” high by 3 5/8” wide.  Normal wear to the leather commensurate with its age.  Scratching to the leather where the blade of the sword or dagger slides down into the scabbard.
    Sword or dagger measures approximately 12 ¼” long by 2 5/8” wide
    I believe the handle to be bronze although it could be solid copper with a bronze patina.
    The silver plated blade has beautiful scroll-work design on both sides.
    The backing board for the leather scabbard has a crack (see last photo).  The trim going around the edge of the scabbard has become detached in several places but can easily be re-glued.