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eBay Finds
British Infantry Flank Officer's Sword, Napoleonic era
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http://cgi.ebay.com/BRITISH-C-1800-NAPOLEONIC...45f8e91305
John Hamilton's The Ames Sword Company1829-1935

Ebay 300532060396

A second edition and it looks like a crispy. I should maybe have waited but had found a worn first edition for a decent price. These are getting scarce to find at any price. I would grab it as a spare but figure someone here looking might wan to make it their own. (the seller has some older machetes as well)

Cheers

GC
eBay Finds
Polish Cavalry Officer's Sabre, 1977

http://cgi.ebay.com/1977-POLISH-CAVALRY-OFFIC...2561f414aa
An interesting sword at a good price. A good sword for a good price. Kind of a deal of the week special that won't last.

Twitch

150574893192

GC
A piece of maille...

http://cgi.ebay.it/Stuck-Kettenhemd-17-18-JH-..._500wt_949

Not sure what exactly is it, but maybe someone who speaks german can ask more question to the vendor
eBay Finds
Model 65 Chinese Cavalry Sword with Lanyard
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http://cgi.ebay.com/NICE-CHINESE-ARMY-SWORD-W...0117136949
Arte Gladiatoria Dimicandi
Doug Strong is listing a few copies of Luca Porzio & Greg Mele's Arte Gladiatoria Dimicandi on eBay: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem...0566411931

Starting price is only US$9.99.
eBay Finds
Scottish Crossbar-hilted Officer's Broadsword, Victorian era
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http://cgi.ebay.com/NICE-SCOTTISH-CROSSBAR-HI...2a0c6cf45d
A Vince Evans Dirk. These don't show up very often. Wish I had an extra grand :blush:
http://cgi.ebay.com/Vince-Evans-Scottish-Dirk...4aaa6c8499
A very nice looking replica of one of the Qianlong swords: http://cgi.ebay.com/330558107089

It's a replica of one of the many swords the Qianlong Emperor (who ruled China for most of the 18th century) had made (about 240 special swords). I think this is a very nice replica, though a little gaudy for my tastes. 'Tis a pity about the price tag, but I've seen similar advertised for a similar price of 1,100,000 Russian roubles. Cheaper than the originals; one of the Qianlong swords sold for over $5,000,000 at auction.
Glen A Cleeton wrote:
An interesting sword at a good price. A good sword for a good price. Kind of a deal of the week special that won't last.

Twitch

150574893192

GC


Well, it lasted until I adopted it last week. A fun piece.

Here is an excellent opportunity for someone interested starting with antiques. A late 19th century American Ancient Honorable Artillery Company sabre. I don't post a lot of links to auctions unless I would rather see it stay in an extended family of enthusiasts and collectives such as myArmoury.

http://cgi.ebay.com/Indian-wars-period-Sword-...2a10604930

Cheers

GC
Re: Arte Gladiatoria Dimicandi
Mark T wrote:
Doug Strong is listing a few copies of Luca Porzio & Greg Mele's Arte Gladiatoria Dimicandi on eBay: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem...0566411931

Starting price is only US$9.99.


hehe, I won this one for 17 bucks.
Wow! That will teach me for taking the conservative option and just buying mine at his retail price. Still, his donation of a portion of the proceeds to the authors is ... a long time coming, and a very good thing.
A decent book featuring Medieval swords from the Arms Collection of the Croatian History Museum in Zagreb:

http://cgi.ebay.com/SWORDS-MIDDLE-AGES-CROATI...27bade23c3

I just bought one, well worth the money. The book uses the Oakeshott Typology and highlights blade inscriptions and X-ray analysis when available. The book states that the printing was limited to 500 copies.
Don Stanko wrote:
A decent book featuring Medieval swords from the Arms Collection of the Croatian History Museum in Zagreb:

http://cgi.ebay.com/SWORDS-MIDDLE-AGES-CROATI...27bade23c3

I just bought one, well worth the money. The book uses the Oakeshott Typology and highlights blade inscriptions and X-ray analysis when available. The book states that the printing was limited to 500 copies.


You'll note that within that book are references for literature and other things. Within it are citations to myArmoury.com. I just randomly discovered that little tidbit today as I was reading it. Articles by Chad Arnow, Sean Flynt, Bill Grandy, Patrick Kelly, and myself are cited... perhaps others. (I find this funny and odd, by the way...)

I can state that the item arrived to me safe and sound from the seller, although it did take about 6 weeks to reach my door.
Thanks for the lead ... I almost pounced on it, until I realised that the seller has it for double the price the museum sells it for! :eek:
Mark T wrote:
Thanks for the lead ... I almost pounced on it, until I realised that the seller has it for double the price the museum sells it for! :eek:


I know the guy who sells this, I bought one similar catalog from him. I will go to the museum to see if they still have these books and if somebody wants one, I can send it for it's original museum price plus shipping.
Hi Luka,

That's a great offer! I'd love one. I'm sure we could make a separate general post to see who else is interested ...

Thank you!
Mark
Just came across this:

Old Indian Persian/Hindu Warrior shield: http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Antique-Persian-Hi...19c5968e66
Rare 15th C. German or Swiss Halberd:

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http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Rare-15th-C-German...43a723c2c5
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