Sword Knots - EDGED WEAPONS - U.S. Militaria Forum
2017年7月2日 · The sword knot began existence as a simple cord that was attached to the hilt of the sword of mounted soldiers. It was securely fastened to the guard of the sabre and then tied …
Sword Knots : Historical Twist Store, Museum Quality
Historical Twist Store : Sword Knots - Belt Plates & Buckles Buttons Swords Stockings Nautical Instruments Games and Toys Writing Headress Epaulettes & Aiguelettes Lace & Ribbons …
Officers’ Swords of the Royal Navy – A Brief History
In the first half of the eighteenth century, the most popular style of sword carried by naval officers was a short weapon with either a curved or a straight blade. Today such swords are referred …
French Napoleonic Sword Knots - military heritage
Militaria swords knots including ones for French Napoleonic trooper and officer Swords, British Army swords, and the Royal Navy.
American Officer’s Sword made by John Bailey
With such fine decoration and yet functional in its form, the Adams Bailey cuttoe demonstrates the dual purposes of an eighteenth-century American officer’s sword: to function on the battlefield …
Military - Arms & Accoutrements - Swords - Sword Knots, Belts …
This document provides an overview of 18th century material culture related to swords, including sword knots, belts, and hangers. It showcases various examples of these items from private …
Textiles - The American Revolution Institute
Epaulets, sashes, sword knots and trim are often all that survive of Revolutionary War military uniforms, which are exceedingly rare to find in their entirety today. Among the epaulets in the …
Sword Knot: 18/19th Century, British - True North Regalia
Sword Knot: 18/19th Century, British In the last quarter of the 18th Century more ornate sword knots for officer’s use made their appearance. These items were made of woven gold and/or …
British Army, Royal Navy, and Scottish Swords and Sabres
18th Century Highland Basket-hilted Sword. Many a brave Highlander who stormed across the fields of Culloden in 1746 to meet his destiny carried this sword. This style is typical of the …
French Swords and Sabres ( Napoleonic Army, others) - military …
A dazzling looking 18th century sword. This pattern was introduced to the Musketeer Cavalry companies in 1759 and continued in production to 1776 so was being used at the time of the …