Ken Corneal Estate Bladed Weapon Collection
Tuesday, 3 - Monday, 16 February 2026
1827 Pattern Australian Volunteer Rifle Officers Sword. 32" slightly curved flat-back blade marked at the ricasso 'C.R. Martin Melbourne', late 19thC.
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Lot Details
Wire bound fish skin grip, steel 'Gothic' hilt with strung bugle emblem with Queen Victoria crown, blade finely etched with foliage, strung bugle 'Volunteer Rifle', crowned VR cypher. Complete with steel scabbard. Brown leather sword knot.
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