#British swords
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blue-and-gilt · 2 years ago
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What happens when a friend and fellow sword collector comes round to talk swords, collecting, rifles, books and generally chew the fat.
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awallofswords · 1 year ago
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Another re-shuffle of the sword wall. I swapped out the 1796 Pattern heavy cavalry officers dismounted service sword for the 1796 Pattern heavy cavalry officers undress sword. I think this is more in keeping with the other swords which are all trooper swords or officer’s service swords. 
The new composition is (from left to right): 
- Dutch m1800 Light Cavalry officer’s or NCO’s sabre - French An XI Light Cavalry officer’s sabre - French ‘Garde de Bataille’ Dragoon officer’s sword - French An XIII Heavy Cavalry troopers’ sword - French An XI Light Cavalry trooprs’ sword - Dutch m1813 No.2 Light Cavalry troopers’ sabre - Dutch m1814 No.3 Heavy Cavalry troopers’ sword - British 1796 Pattern Light Cavalry troopers’ sabre (Dutch issued as the 1813 No.1 for light cavalry) - British 1788 Pattern Light Cavalry troopers’ sabre - British 1796 Pattern Heavy Cavalry troopers’ sword - British 1796 Pattern Heavy Cavalry officer’s undress sword - British 1796 Pattern Light Cavalry yeomanry officer’s sabre  - British 1796 Pattern Light Cavalry officer’s sabre
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kultofathena · 1 year ago
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ARRIVING EARLY SEPTEMBER
THE LK CHEN BRITISH 1796 LIGHT CAVALRY SABER.
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weepingwidar · 5 months ago
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Tali Lennox (British, 1993) - Belladonna (2023)
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captainknell · 2 years ago
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Enemy swords ⚔️
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British Swords of the Napoleonic Era
A sneak peek at a new e-book, British Infantry Swords of the Napoleonic Era, by Nick Thomas of the Academy of Historical Fencing. 
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illustratus · 7 months ago
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Saint George and the Rescued Maiden by Henry Charles Fehr
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artschoolglasses · 2 months ago
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Hand-and-a-Half Sword, European, possibly British, 15th Century
From the Met Museum
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armthearmour · 4 months ago
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A beautifully pierced and etched Smallsword with a broad blade,
OaL: 40.5 in/102.8 cm
Blade Length: 34.5 in/87.6 cm
Width: 4 in/10.2 cm
Depth: 3.75 in/9.5 cm
Weight: 1.3 lbs/595.3 g
British, 17th century, housed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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broken-clover · 1 month ago
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Underrated aspect of Sword and Shield is how frequently it gave you the ability to be a snarky dumbass
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schweizercomics · 3 months ago
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Hey, there, friends! I'm going to be releasing a collection of one hundred sword drawings from my recent visits to museums in NYC, Leeds, London, and Paris. I hope you'll visit the kickstarter preview here and click the "Notify Me" button - I'll be launching soon!
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borbology · 1 year ago
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Blade, you can't say that here.
the one time they can understand him lol
Did this sketch for mother's day and put it off for so long it's August now. I can't be bothered to care, either. Anyway it's 5am. Enjoy.
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blue-and-gilt · 10 months ago
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New sword day Always a pleasure to come home to a parcel containing swords. Top to bottom they are: French infantry officers Sabre' à Garde Tournante circa 1780 -1800. British 1796 pattern infantry officers' sword (co-shipped for a friend). French cavalry officers' Sabre à l'Orientale circa 1810 - 1830.
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awallofswords · 2 years ago
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An article by Steve Goodyear with his observations on British pattern sword hilts, back pieces and associated components.  Steve Goodyear is an extremely experienced and talented sword restorer. 
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kultofathena · 8 months ago
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British 1897 Infantry Officer’s Saber with Steel Scabbard – Universal Swords
This reproduction of the British 1897 Infantry Officer’s Sword has a blade is forged from tempered 1055 high carbon steel and is lavishly embellished on both sides with etched filigree and royal military design. The hilt is crafted from steel and the grip is wood with a tight binding of faux rayskin which is overlaid with beautifully braided steel wire. The sword is paired with a scabbard of steel with steel hanging rings.
The 1897 British Infantry Officer’s Sword is still the current regulation issue sword of the British military and the sword has a long history of service from the late 19th century colonial conflicts and right throught the world wars.
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weepingwidar · 4 months ago
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Tali Lennox (British, 1993) - Blue Velvet (2023)
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abstractfrog · 3 months ago
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top ten looks that will get you kicked out of the british museum for protesting
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