Antique arms produced or predominantly used in the Americas. Settlers of the New World typically brought with them arms of the old country, but new designs to suit the new frontier quickly developed, sometimes with cross-pollination from native tools and weapons. Out of the melting pot emerged new ideas which the industralised New World could turn out in great quantity - or flex their economic muscle and order from European factories.
New World Arms
19th Century Cavalry Sabre in the French M1822 Style, Probably German-made for the US Market
New World Arms, German Arms
£360.00
Canadian 1890 Pattern Cavalry Trooper’s Sword, Princess Louise Dragoon Guards
British Swords, New World Arms
£620.00
