WW1 Cavalry Officer’s Sword
This is a British 1912 Pattern heavy cavalry officer’s sword, manufactured by J R Gaunt & Son, and formerly of Edward Thurkle, London. The sword features a curved blade, etched with decorative detailing, and a steel guard. The grip is wrapped in leather and wire, providing a secure hold. This sword represents a significant piece of military history, reflecting the equipment used by cavalry officers during the First World War.
Condition and Collectability
The sword exhibits signs of age and use, consistent with its historical period. The blade shows some patina and minor imperfections, while the leather grip shows wear. Despite this, the sword remains a desirable item for collectors of military antiques and historical weaponry. Its provenance, maker’s marks, and overall style make it a fascinating and valuable addition to any collection.
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