Intriguing British sword to identify

Belgian1 · 19th November 2018, 10:24 AM

Hello from Belgium, to all members

Today I have seen this sword, on Internet, which it seems ''incognito'' at auction and seems to me quite intriguing to create a topic of discussion to try to identify it.
It seems to be an interesting model before the sword regulation in the British Army and it presents what seems to be a nice mix of Flank officer with a style of grenadier, a size of Navy edge sword, a pommel of P1788 but looks like Model 1803..... and for you what else

What do you think of this model that certainly has a beautiful story to tell. Wonderful or disappointing?

Thank you for your opinions and opinions.

Have a nice day or night

Belgian1 · 20th November 2018, 11:26 AM

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Originally Posted by Belgian1

Hello from Belgium, to all members

Today I have seen this sword, on Internet, which it seems ''incognito'' at auction and seems to me quite intriguing to create a topic of discussion to try to identify it.
It seems to be an interesting model before the sword regulation in the British Army and it presents what seems to be a nice mix of Flank officer with a style of grenadier, a size of Navy edge sword, a pommel of P1788 but looks like Model 1803..... and for you what else

What do you think of this model that certainly has a beautiful story to tell. Wonderful or disappointing?

Thank you for your opinions and opinions.

Have a nice day or night

Nobody have an idea on this curious British sword?

fernando · 20th November 2018, 12:21 PM

Fabrice, you have a PM.

kronckew · 20th November 2018, 05:24 PM

I saw that recently on the auction site. Interesting, but it was live so I restrained myself from query/comment as that is not allowed here.

fernando · 20th November 2018, 05:50 PM

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Originally Posted by kronckew

... Interesting, but it was live so I restrained myself from query/comment as that is not allowed here.

Correct, Wayne; and so is Fabrice aware ... now

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Belgian1 · 20th November 2018, 05:56 PM

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Originally Posted by fernando

Correct, Wayne; and so is Fabrice aware ... now

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I'm really sorry Fernando and apologize to you and to the members of this Forum

Belgian1 · 20th November 2018, 05:53 PM

Hello Kronckew,
Yes indeed it was in auction and I did not know that it was not advisable to present an object in the course of sale. I will not do it anymore and apologize to the administrators.
I found this sword so interesting and original that I was tempted to present it for opinion. I have some swords from Flank officers and I thought there was a family look.
Maybe now that it is no longer auction, can you give your opinion on this "interesting" piece?
Kind regards

19th November 2018, 10:24 AM	#1
Belgian1 Member Join Date: Aug 2015 Location: Belgium Posts: 52	Intriguing British sword to identify Hello from Belgium, to all members Today I have seen this sword, on Internet, which it seems ''incognito'' at auction and seems to me quite intriguing to create a topic of discussion to try to identify it. It seems to be an interesting model before the sword regulation in the British Army and it presents what seems to be a nice mix of Flank officer with a style of grenadier, a size of Navy edge sword, a pommel of P1788 but looks like Model 1803..... and for you what else What do you think of this model that certainly has a beautiful story to tell. Wonderful or disappointing? Thank you for your opinions and opinions. Have a nice day or night Attached Images

20th November 2018, 05:53 PM	#7
Belgian1 Member Join Date: Aug 2015 Location: Belgium Posts: 52	Misterious "British" to identifying Hello Kronckew, Yes indeed it was in auction and I did not know that it was not advisable to present an object in the course of sale. I will not do it anymore and apologize to the administrators. I found this sword so interesting and original that I was tempted to present it for opinion. I have some swords from Flank officers and I thought there was a family look. Maybe now that it is no longer auction, can you give your opinion on this "interesting" piece? Kind regards

20th November 2018, 12:21 PM	#3
fernando (deceased) Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Portugal Posts: 9,694	Fabrice, you have a PM.

20th November 2018, 05:24 PM	#4
kronckew Member Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Room 101, Glos. UK Posts: 4,259	I saw that recently on the auction site. Interesting, but it was live so I restrained myself from query/comment as that is not allowed here.