Ken Corneal Estate Bladed Weapon Collection
Tuesday, 3 - Monday, 16 February 2026
Model 1842 Swiss Pioneer's saw-back short sword (gladius) by B. S & J. Neuhansen,
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Lot Details
maker's mark at ricasso and numbered 17684, dated (18)90 and with Swiss cross. 52 cm spear point blade with saw-back top edge, areas of pitting, solid brass ribbed hilt the crossbar with rondel terminals. Leather and brass scabbard with frog marked J. Suter, Sattler, Koliken 1890 and stamp with a Swiss cross above a “B”.
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