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AMERICAN SILVER HUNTING SWORD, CIRCA 1780-1785
Quick ViewThis American silver hilted sword is often referred to as the Baltimore and/or Philadelphia eagle head sword. The eagle head was made as early as the 1770’s and in the later years of the Revolutionary War it had more widespread popularity.
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AN ACCOUNT OF MR. CAWDRY’S TRIPLEX DIATRIBE 1655
$350.00Quick ViewA rare early copy of this H. Hammond D.D. Classic, AN ACCOUNT OF MR. CAWDRY’S TRIPLEX DIATRIBE Concerning Superstition, Wil-worship, and Christmass Festivall, London Printed by J. Flesher for Richard Royston at the Angel in Ivy Lane 1655 Owners name inked inside on flyleaf.
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ANTIQUE FLINTLOCK TENDER LIGHTER FIRESTARTER ORIGINAL PERIOD EARLY 18TH CENTURY
Quick ViewThis is a very rare form, unusual to find one with a handle. The turned handle is 4 inches long and made of either boxwood or fruitwood. The handle is flat on top to facilitate the opening of the storage bin.
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ANTIQUE FLINTLOCK TENDER LIGHTER FIRESTARTER ORIGINAL PERIOD EARLY 18TH CENTURY
Quick ViewThis is a very rare form, unusual to find one with a handle. The turned handle is 4 inches long and made of either boxwood or fruitwood. The handle is flat on top to facilitate the opening of the storage bin.
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AUTHENTIC 14TH CENTURY ENGLISH MEDIEVAL PEWTER SEPUCHARAL CHALICE
$12,500.00Quick ViewExtremely rare pewter chalice from the Medieval period. Most chalices from this period were buried with priests and have been excavated.The chalice is 8 1/2 inches tall, the bowl is 5 1/8 inches in diameter and the base is 5 1/2 inches in diameter.
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AUTHENTIC EARLY SUIT OF MILANESE HALF ARMOUR WITH CABASSET (HELMET)
Quick ViewThis is an authentic suit of Milanese half-armour with Cabasett. The breastplate, backplate, cuirass (skirt) and cabosett are all etched with a diapered pattern of fleur di lis. The armour is articulated and the edges are rolled and engrailed.
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