A few examples of appraisal values for
EAGLE ON HANDLE SWORD

• Bone handle eagle-mounted sword,
  Bone handle eagle-mounted sword, 31-1/2 in. blade with gilt and blued decoration, guard with eagle over shell, bone handle, eagle pommel, American, probably a foot officer's sword, circa 1820; with original leather scabbard. Bone grip with normal separations; 3 in. loss to tip of scabbard, other repairs to scabbard (scabbard fragile; handle with care).
• US Eagle Head Sword Sword has a
  US Eagle Head Sword Sword has a 30.75'' faded blue and gold gilt blade. Brass single bow guard. Condition: Very good; replaced grip.
• American officer's sword
  American officer's sword 1800-1825 with a brass eagle head and bone handle and a steel blade in a black stitched leather scabbard. 36"l.
• U.S. military officers sword with
  U.S. military officers sword with brass eagle, bone carved grip and leather brass scabbard (worn). Sword: 37.5"l / Scabbard: 31.5"l 38.75"l oa
• EAGLE POMMEL SWORDEarly 1800's US
  EAGLE POMMEL SWORDEarly 1800's US eagle pommel sword with brass mounted wood handle. (one scroll broken on hand guard). Blade is 32. 25 inches, overall 37.25 inches. Darkened blade with some knicks.
• THREE BONE HANDLED SWORDS Union
  THREE BONE HANDLED SWORDS Union shields eagle patriotic motif.
• A U.S. Infantry Sword ca. 1820
  A U.S. Infantry Sword ca. 1820 Eagle head design with carved bone grip blade has faint engravings with considerable amount of combat evidence. The sheath is a replacement and not original.
• SWORD. American mid 19th century.
  SWORD. American mid 19th century. Civil War era officer's sword. Eagle etched blade marked ''Wm. Read & Sons Boston Mass.'' Brass and white metal handle with American armorial decorations. Engraved brass scabbard (dent). 38''l.
• War of 1812 Eaglehead Sword
  War of 1812 Eaglehead Sword 28.25" blade length with one large fuller. Brass eagle head pommel brass knuckle bow.? Bone handle. Condition: Good.
• TWO U.S. EAGLE HEAD SWORDSCirca
  TWO U.S. EAGLE HEAD SWORDSCirca 1820With bone handles. Length of blades 29. Blades with rust.''
• EARLY CAST BRONZE GRIP IN THE
  EARLY CAST BRONZE GRIP IN THE FORM OF AN EAGLE'S HEAD Heavily cast with remnants of a hollow wooden shaft within. Perhaps the handle of a sword cane. H. 4 1/4 ''. From the Marvin Sadik Collection.
• Eagle Head Pommel Militia Sword
  Eagle Head Pommel Militia Sword 32'' blade with blued etched panels fluted bone handle with brass eagle head pommel and brass knuckle bow. Condition: Blade still retains some of the blue finish with gilt. Blade also has some dark staining.
• EAGLE HEAD OFFICER'S SWORD AND
  EAGLE HEAD OFFICER'S SWORD AND SCABBARD, CA. 1830Eagle head officer's sword and scabbard, ca. 1830, with engraved and blued blade with gold highlights inscribed Warranted , 27 1/2" blade. Condition: Grip was probably originally wire wrapped.
• EAGLE HEADED SWORD WITH BLUE AND
  EAGLE HEADED SWORD WITH BLUE AND GILD BLADE AND CHASED BRASS SCABBARD circa 1810.
• Figural metal handle sword cane
  Figural metal handle sword cane monkey climbing tree with snake wooden shaft split and alligatored blade rusted shaft missing ring 36 1/2'' l.
• American Militia Eagle Pommel
  American Militia Eagle Pommel Swordearly 19th century English import marked WARRENTED at the ricasso ivory grip the curved blade is saw-toothed for 8 in. and is etched with gilt floral sprays military motifs and a standing American Indian all gilt brass hilt the knuckleguard incorporating a pierced foliate design and both langets bearing an eagle/shield device.Blade 30.5 in.; DOA 36 in.Lacking scabbard; wear to gilt leaves underlying brass exposed; moderate rusting to the blade; the grip somewhat loose. Original attic condition.
• AMERICAN EAGLE HEAD WAR OF 1812
  AMERICAN EAGLE HEAD WAR OF 1812 SABER Original U.S. War of 1812 Officer's Eagle Head Sword with Ivory Grip and Leather Scabbard, blued blade with gilt engraving in the French manner, single deep runnel, with black leather & brass scabbard. 27 1/2" blade, 34" overall, missing part of "P" hilt.
• Silver Plated Eagle Head Sword Cane
  Silver Plated Eagle Head Sword Cane Some oxidation to blade. Ht. 35''E
• THREE SWORDS. Civil War era with
  THREE SWORDS. Civil War era with Eagle on guard 35'' 1900 Staff sword marked 8693 on blade 35'' WKC sword with knight emblam on blade 34''. Two with scabbords.
• Sword carved ivory handle
  Sword carved ivory handle knightshead at top with scabbard 36-1/2''
• SABER. Probably American 1st
  SABER. Probably American 1st quarter-19th century. Officer's sword with brass eagle head guard and bone grip. Leather scabbard with German silver fittings. 34 1/2''l. overall.
• SWORD. American mid 19th century.
  SWORD. American mid 19th century. Diplomatic Corps sword with trefoil blade with brass hilt featuring an American eagle. Restored leather scabbard. 34''l.
• OFFICER'S SWORD. American mid
  OFFICER'S SWORD. American mid 19th century. Brass guard with American eagles and nickel plating. Wire wrapped leather handle and nickel plated scabbard. Plating and grip are worn. With hanger and red leather belt. 34 1/2''l. overall. According to tradition an Indian Wars officer's sword.
• 1790s American Officer's Eagle Head
  1790s American Officer's Eagle Head Sabre 28.5'' x 1.5'' blue and gold gilt blade with panoply of arms 3/4 fuller slotted guard. Blade marked Warranted indicating British mfg. Ebony handle with a couple small worm holes. Leather scabbard. Condition: Retains ca 40-50% blue 70% gold gilt. Scabbard is complete but has lots of crazing. Overall very good condition.
• American military sword early
  American military sword early 19th c. with a cast brass eagle pommel and brass guard the blade incised with an American shield. 33"l.
• A U.S.N. DRESS SWORD A U.S.N. dress
  A U.S.N. DRESS SWORD A U.S.N. dress sword, a eagle medallion pommel, the gilt metal wrapped shagreen grip, black leather scabbard with gilt rope mounts and toe with dolphin, 37.5"l
• Continental officers sword, eagle
  Continental officers sword, eagle head pommel, MOP grip, terminated with an acorn, Crowned spread wing eagle on apron, leather scabbard with brass mounts, broken in half about 8" from the bottom, 39" overall, 33 3/4" blade, silver braided sash cord attached, no marks of any kind, some floral engraving on blade Estimate $300-500
• MODEL 1850 SOLENGEN STAFF & FIELD
  MODEL 1850 SOLENGEN STAFF & FIELD SWORDModel 1850 Solengen Staff & Field sword, the guard with American spread-winged eagle over cutout letters "U S", sharkskin and wire wrapped handle and engraved blade. Reverse ricasso stamped úW. WALSCHEID / SOLINGENî and obverse stamped "PROVED" within a circle. Scabbard includes a leather carrying strap. Blade measures - 32 3/4" L. Overall length - 39 3/4". (Higher-resolution photos are available at www.caseantiques.com) Condition: Losses to sharkskin handle. Pitting and some oxidation to upper section of blade. Oxidation and general wear to scabbard.
• US OFFICER'S EAGLE-POMMEL SWORD
  US OFFICER'S EAGLE-POMMEL SWORD Early 19th century: Straight single-edged blade with false edge and single fuller, etched with heraldic eagle, 13 stars, and other patriotic symbols, 27 5/8 in. L.; brass hilt with open-mouthed eagle pommel, five-ball stirrup-form knuckle bow, and carved bone grip; 33 in. L. overall.
• US OFFICER'S EAGLE-HEAD SABRE RELIC
  US OFFICER'S EAGLE-HEAD SABRE RELIC Early 19th century: A massive sabre with remnants of heraldic eagle and foliate decoration, re-cut as a short sword, 15 1/2 in. L.; chased and gilt brass pommel, the counterguard reduced, but retaining the langets, lacking knuckle bow, carved bone grip; 21 1/8 in. overall.
• THREE US 19TH CENTURY EAGLE HEAD
  THREE US 19TH CENTURY EAGLE HEAD SWORDS Group of three eagle head bone handled swords, first, a sabre with a decorated blade with gilding, including floral and patriotic symbols to top of blade near the guard has the #20 stamped into the metal; second sword is a sabre with a small eagle head pommel the lower banding collar has a grape vine motif, the faintly etched blade shows florals and an eagle flanked by 13 stars, the third sword is an officer?s dress sword, with a small eagle head pommel held in by a plain copper collar with bone grip and lower stamped collar showing grapes and grape leaves, rain guards on both sides show patriotic symbolism of pikes and flags. Approximate measurements: First blade l. 28. 25" overall l. 35 second, blade l. 28. 75" overall l. 34" third, blade l. 28. 875",overall l. 35"
• KATANA SWORD WITH SHAGREEN
  KATANA SWORD WITH SHAGREEN HANDLEKatana sword with shagreen handle and metallic finish to scabbard, decorated with dragonflies. Measures 40"L.
• Stag handle Bowie knife, banner
  Stag handle Bowie knife, banner on blade with eagle flanked by "Try Me", silver plated ferrule and cap, 17-1/8 in. Silver plate worn, blade with light scratches. Collection of Courtney Smith, Sr., Highland Springs, Virginia.
• STERLING EAGLE HEAD SWORD
  STERLING EAGLE HEAD SWORD CANESterling silver eagle head sword cane stamped 925 with hallmarks. Ebony shaft, 37 in long.
• TWO U. S. EAGLE HEAD BONE GRIP
  TWO U. S. EAGLE HEAD BONE GRIP CURVED SWORDS Two US eagle head bone grip curved swords, 1812-1830, both having etched patriotic symbolism with parcel gilt to blade, one marked warranted, the other marked Solingen, (Germany). Approximate measurements: First blade l. 30. 5", overall l. 36" second blade l. 29. 5". overall 34. 5" overall with scabbard; first l. 36. 5" second overall l. 34. 5"
• CIRCA 1812 US EAGLE HEAD SWORDWar
  CIRCA 1812 US EAGLE HEAD SWORDWar of 1812 era U.S eagle head officer's saber. Blade is partially blued with gilded floral & patriotic decoration including artillery cannons and a 15 star shield. Brass hilt with eagle head pommel and bone grip. No scabbard. Blade measures approx. 28 1/4", overall length approx. 33 1/2". Uniform patina, a few small burrs in the edges. See images for more condition details. This item can be shipped in-house.