Sword stick with a 18th cent. Portuguese blade

fernando · 21st November 2008, 12:16 AM

The stick appears to be a joiner's work, in fine woods, built with with wooden pegs ... not steel nails.
The blade is still in the original size, with its little forte; an excelent and rare mid 18th century specimen, deeply engraved in both faces VIVA EL REY DE PORTUGAL, with smith "anchor" marks.
With a deep fuller in the first third, diamond cross section, ending with an estoc profile.
Blade length 76 cms (30"). Width 15 mm. Thickness 8 mm.
Obviously a remount from a small sword from the period of King Dom José.
Selling for 350 Euros or 440 US Dolars, shipping included.
Fernando

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21st November 2008, 12:16 AM	#1
fernando Lead Moderator European Armoury Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Portugal Posts: 9,694	Sword stick with a 18th cent. Portuguese blade The stick appears to be a joiner's work, in fine woods, built with with wooden pegs ... not steel nails. The blade is still in the original size, with its little forte; an excelent and rare mid 18th century specimen, deeply engraved in both faces VIVA EL REY DE PORTUGAL, with smith "anchor" marks. With a deep fuller in the first third, diamond cross section, ending with an estoc profile. Blade length 76 cms (30"). Width 15 mm. Thickness 8 mm. Obviously a remount from a small sword from the period of King Dom José. Selling for 350 Euros or 440 US Dolars, shipping included. Fernando . Attached Images Last edited by fernando; 21st November 2008 at 12:32 AM. Reason: addition.