British Pattern 1831 General Officer's Sword and Scabbard : General Sir Charles Rosenthal Accession Number: REL/19311

Description

British Pattern 1831 General Officer's Dress Sword and Scabbard. The gilded hilt is the mameluke style with a crossed baton and sword within a wreath on both sides of the cross guard. The ivory grips are fitted to the tang by two rose pattern gilt rivets and a gold and red sword knot is attached to the pommel.The plain unfullered blade, with a double edge clip back point, is etched on both sides and includes the Royal Cypher of George V in the centre. The ricasso has the interlocking triangle symbol on the right and the military outfitters name of W CHORLEY & CO Ltd SYDNEY on the left. The back edge of the blade is numbered 03745. The scabbard is nickel plated steel and rusted in parts with two loose hanger rings on bands at 10.5 and 3.5 inches from the throat.

Contextual Description

This sword belonged to General Sir Charles Rosenthal.

Details

Accession Number
REL/19311
Manufactured by
Wilkinson Sword Company
Classification
Technology
Object Type
Edged weapon or club
Measurement
Archived measurement
Date Made
c 1918
Place Made
Whole/Part
Whole
Item Count
1
Copyright
Copyright not applicable

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