A few examples of appraisal values for
ARTILLERY SWORD

• ANTIQUE SPANISH ARTILLERY SWORDAn
  ANTIQUE SPANISH ARTILLERY SWORDAn antique Spanish 1907 artillery sword with metal scabbard, marked "Artilleria Fca Nacional', No. 9815. The blade showing two welded repairs. Blade is ill fitting in scabbard. Measuring 36.5" long.
• SWORD. Continental 19th
  SWORD. Continental 19th century. Artillery short sword with solid brass guard and grip. Blade stamped ''CA''. Leather scabbard. 30''l. overall.
• 1847 U.S. artillery short sword, Am
  1847 U.S. artillery short sword, Am
• ARTILLERY SHORT SWORD. Germany
  ARTILLERY SHORT SWORD. Germany mid 19th century. Blade marked with scales and ''AC'' for Alex Coppel steel quillions marked ''174 AGRJ''. Brass grip. Leather scabbard 28''l.
• A 19th/20th Century artillery
  A 19th/20th Century artillery officers' sword with leather scabbard and a bayonet
• A REPRODUCTION U.S. FOOT
  A REPRODUCTION U.S. FOOT ARTILLERY SWORD A reproduction U.S. foot artillery sword, with the Great Seal of the U.S. centering the pommel, a scaled solid metal grip and leather and brass scabbard, and inscriptions to the hilt reading "M.P.L. ORD." 26"l
• French Artillery Sword French, last
  French Artillery Sword French, last quarter 18th century, heavy cast brass grip with eagle head and neck, single and double fullers, 18-3/4 in. blade, total length 24-1/2 in.; leather scabbard with brass cuff
• GERMAN IMPERIAL ARTILLERY SABER
  GERMAN IMPERIAL ARTILLERY SABER 19th c., sword and scabbard, blade engraved "A. Meirshofer", 28"l
• CONTINENTAL ARTILLERY BRIQUET SWORD
  CONTINENTAL ARTILLERY BRIQUET SWORD 19th century, 22-3/4 in. curved blade with possible 1849 date on ricasso, one-piece; cast brass guard with integral grip; stitched leather scabbard with brass throat and tip.
• BRASS HANDLED ARTILLERY SABER A
  BRASS HANDLED ARTILLERY SABER A 19th Century artillery saber of a European style of manufacture, possibly French or German. The sword features a brass handle with hand guard and protruding round pommel supporting a 23 1/2" long blade. The blade is in relatively good condition with only a few nicks to the edge, some surface rust, and a couple of spots of minor pitting. The only markings still visible on the sword are the letters "MA" in an oval stamped at the base of the blade and on one side of the hilt.
• ARTILLERY SWORD. American 2nd
  ARTILLERY SWORD. American 2nd quarter-19th century. Model 1832 foot artillery sword with blade marked ''NP Ames Cabotville 1847''. Inspector's marks ''SK'' and ''JWR''. Brass fish scale grip quillions stamped ''US'' and ''CS''. 25''l.
• German/Austrian Sword ca. 1890-1910
  German/Austrian Sword ca. 1890-1910 Artillery Motif Blade with Scabbard German/Austrian sword with artillery motif etched on blade; comes with scabbard. Ebonized grip with wire wrap handle stamped 66.A.6.46
• ARTILLERIA NACIONAL TOLEDO
  ARTILLERIA NACIONAL TOLEDO SPANISH CORSAIR SWORD Spain,19th CenturyLong sword with slightly curved pommel, steel guard, and wood handle.
• ARTILLERY SWORD. American mid
  ARTILLERY SWORD. American mid 19th century. Blade marked for ''NP Ames...Springfield 1842''. Brass hilt with eagle on pommel. 25''l.
• Artillery short sword, heavy
  Artillery short sword, heavy brass grip with hallmarks, guard dated 1852, blade with indistinct marks, 19 in. blade, overall 25 in., with leather scabbard. Couey Collection.
• FRENCH MODEL 1831 ARTILLERY SHORT
  FRENCH MODEL 1831 ARTILLERY SHORT SWORD Roman style double-edged short sword, with brass hilt, 25 in. L.; with leather and brass scabbard and frog.
• CIVIL WAR ARTILLERY SWORD.
  CIVIL WAR ARTILLERY SWORD. American mid 19th century. Marked on the blade ''NP Ames Springfield Mass'' (faint) and ''U.S. 1843'' with additional initials. Brass fish scale grip with American eagle on the pommel. Some rust and nicks. 25 1/4''l.
• U. S INFANTRY OR ARTILLERY
  U. S INFANTRY OR ARTILLERY OFFICER'S SWORD Early 19th century: No scabbard, 28" blade.
• European Artillery Short Swords
  European Artillery Short Swords With Scabbards Lot of Two Two Spanish-style artillery short swords; blades measure 23.5'' with heavy brass D-guard handles; both have scabbards. Condition: Very good.
• AMES ARTILLERY SWORDwithout sheath;
  AMES ARTILLERY SWORDwithout sheath; 40 inches long Condition:
• ARTILLERIA NACIONAL TOLEDO
  ARTILLERIA NACIONAL TOLEDO SPANISH CORSAIR SWORD Spain,19th CenturyLong sword with slightly curved pommel, steel guard decorated with a crown, swords, and flags, with a wood handle.
• WKC SOLINGEN ARTILLERY SHORT
  WKC SOLINGEN ARTILLERY SHORT SWORD Weyersberg, Kirschbaum & Company (German), likely late 19th century. Artillery short sword. Maker's mark to ricasso, Knights helmet. Approx. h. 28.0", w. 4.0"
• FRENCH 19TH CENTURY ARTILLERY
  FRENCH 19TH CENTURY ARTILLERY SWORD: Sold without scabbard, impressed 1851 near the hilt.
• BAVARIAN 1892 PATTERN ARTILLERY
  BAVARIAN 1892 PATTERN ARTILLERY SHORT SWORD, 18 1/BAVARIAN 1892 PATTERN ARTILLERY SHORT SWORD, 18 1/8" blade with wide shallow fuller, one piece cast brass grip with lions head pommel, blade and scabbard both marked 3.A.5.6., overall length 23 1/2".
• French 1896 light Cavalry and
  French 1896 light Cavalry and French Model 1831 Artillery Short Sword Lot includes French light cavalry sword with a 33.25'' blade and scabbard. Plus an artillery short sword with brass D-guard handle with a 27'' blade. Condition: Very good; no scabbard on short sword.
• AMES 1832 ARTILLERY FOOT
  AMES 1832 ARTILLERY FOOT SOLDIER'S SWORD Ames manufactured 1832 artillery foot soldier's sword, having a double sided eagle impressed pommel above a scaled grip and spread quillons, the blade is triple fullered on both sides,markings on the side of guard include inspector initials A. D. K and J. W. H. Approximate measurements: blade l. 19"; overall l. 25"
• Springfield Model 1872 Mounted
  Springfield Model 1872 Mounted Artillery Officers 31.5'' curved blade leather and brass wire wrapped handle with brass knuckle bow brass pommel and backstrap. Metal scabbard with brass carrying rings. Condition: Blade is gunmetal grey with some light black staining. Handle is excellent. Brass with nice patina. Scabbard has speckles of brown patina mixing with nickel finish. Springfield artillery swords are very scarce and seldom come up for sale.
• TWO IMPERIAL GERMAN SWORDSa
  TWO IMPERIAL GERMAN SWORDSa German Imperial officer’s artillery sword with etched battle honors for the Peninsula, Waterloo and Gohrde on one side and “Feld= Art.=Regt. V. Scharnhorst (1. Hannou.) N 10” on the other. The other an officer's naval sword with crowned lionand etched blade. Largest: 37" long, blade: 30" long. With oxidation to metal, dings to blades, wear, artillery sword has some rusting to scabbard. Provenance: Property from a Fairfield County Estate. Condition: Auction buying is wholesale and not the same as retail store or retail internet buying. There are no returns based on condition. Our auction items are mostly vintage, mostly from estates, and are not in perfect condition. The items are sold "as is", and we are acting as agents, not as principals. Accordingly, prospective buyers are entirely responsible for determining the physical condition of lots prior to and as a condition to bidding. Bidders are obligated to determine their level of interest in and value of the items based solely on their own review. To assist prospective bidders in this endeavor, we offer in person open-house preview days prior to the auction, and also provide written condition reports in response to emailed requests submitted to condition@woodburyauction.com at least two days prior to the auction. The printed catalog lot information is a best efforts presentation of our opinion, rendered on a time-sensitive schedule, and is provided for guidance only, without legal obligation, and does not constitute a "statement of fact". The absence of condition statements in a lot catalog entry does not mean that the item is in perfect condition or is without defects. Please understand that our duty is to present the items fairly for bidder consideration and that the bidder's duty is to make independent investigation of the condition of items before bidding.
• AMES MFG. CO. CIVIL WAR LIGHT
  AMES MFG. CO. CIVIL WAR LIGHT ARTILLERY SWORDAmes Mfg. Co. Civil War model 1840 light artillery sword and scabbard, with ADK inspector stamp and dated 1854 , brass hand guard, and sharkskin wrap, 32" blade. Condition: Loss to wire wrap on grip, some light pitting to blade.
• British Regimental Musician or
  British Regimental Musician or Artillery Sword wit This is a copy of a 1820s British short sword with a 19'' single fuller blade brass lion head pommel; leather brass mounted scabbard. Condition: Excellent.
• CONFEDERATE SHORT ARTILLERY FOOT
  CONFEDERATE SHORT ARTILLERY FOOT SOLDIER'S SWORD Confederate foot soldier's short artillery sword, having a brass handle and guard, single fuller, with no maker's mark, but resembling a Boyle, Gamble and Macfee sword. Approximate measurements: blade. l. 18. 25", overall l. 23. 75"
• Civil War Artillery Sword Model
  Civil War Artillery Sword Model 1840 by Sheble & Fisher 33'' blade length with single fuller marked at the ricasso Sheble & Fisher Philadelphia; no date on the reverse. Wood handle leather and brass wire wrapped handle.   Brass Phrygian helmet pattern pommel with brass knuckle bow.  Metal scabbard. Condition: Blade is a nice grey with some staining.  Some very small nicks on the sharp edge.  Scabbard has a nice dark brown patina.  Handle is excellent.
• Civil War foot artillery sword. The
  Civil War foot artillery sword. The blade is 20" with the length overall being 25". The scabbard is leather stitched on the the reverse its entire length and is equipped with brass mountings
• WWI IMPERIAL GERMAN OFFICER'S
  WWI IMPERIAL GERMAN OFFICER'S SWORDartillery officers etched sword with scabbard, signed Clemen & Jung of Solingen on top edge of blade, circa between 1889-WW1. Lion with jeweled eyes, handle with ornate design, shagreen wrap, cannons on one side, shield on other. 41" inscabbard, 39 3/4" without, blade 34" long. Some oxidation to blade, scuffing. Scabbard with wear, denting, oxidation. Partial Christie's tag attached. Provenance: Property from a Fairfield County Estate. Condition: Auction buying is wholesale and not the same as retail store or retail internet buying. There are no returns based on condition. Our auction items are mostly vintage, mostly from estates, and are not in perfect condition. The items are sold "as is", and we are acting as agents, not as principals. Accordingly, prospective buyers are entirely responsible for determining the physical condition of lots prior to and as a condition to bidding. Bidders are obligated to determine their level of interest in and value of the items based solely on their own review. To assist prospective bidders in this endeavor, we offer in person open-house preview days prior to the auction, and also provide written condition reports in response to emailed requests submitted to condition@woodburyauction.com at least two days prior to the auction. The printed catalog lot information is a best efforts presentation of our opinion, rendered on a time-sensitive schedule, and is provided for guidance only, without legal obligation, and does not constitute a "statement of fact". The absence of condition statements in a lot catalog entry does not mean that the item is in perfect condition or is without defects. Please understand that our duty is to present the items fairly for bidder consideration and that the bidder's duty is to make independent investigation of the condition of items before bidding.
• Artillery officer's sabers unmarked
  Artillery officer's sabers unmarked saber circa 1805-1810 26 1/2'' curved single-edged blade with single unstopped fuller; stirrup hilt consisting of brass ''D'' knuckleguard down-curved quillon with disc finial ferrule and backstrap twisted wire-wrapped leather over wood grip; no scabbard. overall L311/4''; French saber 19th century 27 1/4'' slightly curved single-edged two-fuller blade; engraved on spine in script: ''Couraun y Cie Keraguresse''; stirrup hilt consisting of brass ''reverse P'' knuckleguard helmet finial ferrule and backstrap embossed with oak leaves and seashells ribbed horn grip; no scabbard. overall L33'' (2pcs) Provenance: Charlotte North Carolina private collection.
• Civil War Brass, Leather, Blackened
  Civil War Brass, Leather, Blackened and Natural Steel Artillery Saber, third quarter 19th century, the spiral-carved hardwood hilt covered in black leather wrapped in plaited brass wire, the scabbard newly blackened, l. 40\".