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MISSISSIPPI
RIVER VALLEY BOWIE
Fine, rosewood handle bowie knife. Unique, curved, handle with a bird- beak pommel, and original finish. The two piece handle is pinned to the full tang with three brass pins and is 5 ½" long. The guard is a small iron oval. The blade is 9 ¾" x 1 3/8" long with a short clip. The original scabbard is of layered paper, with a black covering. Complete with brass throat and belt clip, missing the brass tip only. A unique, unmarked, American bowie from the South. C.1830's
PRICE: SOLD |
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HUGE
EARLY BOWIE KNIFE
This massive bowie is a very formidable weapon, with loads of interest. The super blade is 11" x 2" x 3/16" clip pt. blade. The sharpened clip is in keeping with bowies of this early period. The blade is bright, uncleaned, with a small amount of salt and pepper dark coloration. The handle is a big piece of stag, with 2 carved rings behind the ferrule. The brass ferrule is file- worked, with cutouts that look like tepees. The iron guard is a masterpiece of forge and file work. The original scabbard is still with this bowie which is a real plus. It is made of wood, and covered with red leather with belt loop. A real eyecatcher. C. 1840's PRICE: $8500.00 |
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Lovely
18th Century Dagger
Silver - mounted dagger or dirk, with original scabbard. Nice mellow ivory 1 pc. handle, cross-hatched on one side. Age crack length of handle. Spear pt. 5" blade, with tang peened over washer. Silver ferrule with rope-like engraving. Guard is silver, and is formed. Scabbard is red leather with tooled lines on both sides. Silver tip is engraved with gunsmith-like chicken tracking. O. A. length is 8 5/8". A very attractive and neat dirk from the 1700's, complete with original scabbard. PRICE: $575.00 |
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VIRGINIA
BOWIE KNIFE
This big Southern bowie is 19 1/8" O.A. Found in Hanover Co. Va. barn by a picker. Large 13 7/8"x2"x5/16" clip point blade, with a 10 1/4" lg. bevel on back edge. Great "s"-shaped and tapered iron guard. Wood slaab havdles, held with 3-iron pins. Blade is set so as to point slightly upward in classic fighting form. The chocolate brown blade has some hard build-up, but is not pitted. A super confederate bowie. No Scabbard.
PRICE: $1350.00 |
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East
Tennessee Longrifle
This beautiful Unicoi County longrifle is the best in Tennessee architecture It is signed J**M Beals. Most assuredly he associated with Ambrose Lawing, because the lines, tang and cheek piece are identical. Barrel length is 40". The full stock is sound with no repair or replacement. All iron mounted in the tradition of Upper East Tennessee. Unicoi Co. is next to Greene Co. where "Davy" was born. A super Southern -made longrifle or as it is locally referred to as "hog rifle".
PRICE: sold |
| WANTED: Early American Longrifles, especially those made in Tennessee, by Alfred Gross, Alfred Duncan, and the Beans, Big Southern Bowies, Early American Powder Horns, Especially Carved Horns and Screw - Tip Horns and, Fine Pipe Tomahawks and Belt Axes. | WANTED |
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