ESTATE AUCTION: May 5, 2018

Antique silver hilted sword rapier Spanish or Mexican. Dated 18th century. Original leather scabbard with old belt for wear. 41" L, blade 34...

Antique very rare Mexican Rapier sword with blued and gold Damascus blade dating to the 19th century. The blade is German made and is of fabulous qual

A very good and unusual early Mexican silver inlayed hilt Saber/cutlass, ca. 1840. Overall 26" curved hand forged single edge, clip point blade...

Mexican/Spanish, ca. 1800’s Espada Ancha short sword cutlass. Hand forged in the Spanish Colonies. Ribbed grip and iron pommel and ferrule. The blade

Approx. 2" D With provenance letter detailing the excavation of the relic from a well documented dig on the North East section of the Alamo ba...

Approx. 3" D. With provenance letter detailing the excavation of the relic from a well documented dig on the North East section of the Alamo ba...

D: 3" With provenance letter detailing the excavation of the relic from a well documented dig on the North East section of the Alamo battlegrou...

These iron fragments were found in the ashes of Fire Pit #3. Likely fired from one of the Alamo cannons, as most cannon balls used by the Mexican army

With provenance letter detailing the excavation of the relic from a well documented dig on the North East section of the Alamo battleground. During th

This horseshoe was found in the northwest section of the History Shop excavation of 2008, approx. 21" deep on the grid designation of 8 East 54...

Dug during The History Shop Excavation of 2008. This bronze officers button was found near Fire Pit #1. It was mixed in with the second sifting of l

Officers Buttons 1828 From teh Battle of the Alamo. From The History Shop Excavation of 2008. These two bronze buttons were found in the northwest

Made of bronze, these were found around Mexican Army camp fire. Most will have the Mexican Eagle or floral design. These were found around the 2nd fi

This horseshoe was found in the Northwest section of the excavation approximately 21 inches deep on the grid designation of 58 No-9a. It is a shoe for

This type of badge was often attached to a belt pouch. It is made of bronze, hence it is likely from a Mexican soldiers uniform. Dig 3 78 G - 3 W With

With provenance letter detailing the excavation of the relic from a well documented dig on the North East section of the Alamo battleground. During th

Made of Bronze these were found around Mexican Army camp fires. Most of will have the Mexican Eagle or Floral Design. These were found around the 2nd

Battle of The Alamo Mexican Army Bronze Badge

Photograph of "dig" taken in 2016. One horseshoe and partial piece of a horseshoe; 3 Musket balls; 5 buttons; 1 piece of Spanish Colonial ...

These items were found mostly around the fire pits. Hard to place a name on most, as they could have belonged to some of the dead soldiers, or just c

These items were found mostly around fire pits from the Alamo Battlefield. With provenance letter detailing the excavation of the relic from a well do

Early Texas sword with 5 point TEXAS STAR attached to crossguard. Leather handle with tooled brass scabbard. Blade is blued and acid etched with de

This Ames militia officer sword has a knights head/helmet pommel with a high plume, a 5.75 inch cross guard decorated with a 5 point TEXAS STAR. Th

Original Ca. 1840’s U.S. militia Officer’s sword having a rather unique “TEXAS” starred backstrap. No visible maker mark. Blade is plain with no et

Spanish Colonial fighting knife (Bowie style) clip point blade, which is actually forged in one piece with the large bolster bearing the inlaid bra

“Republic Mexicana” engraved artillery short sword fighting knife w/scabbard.

Rare Spanish heavy Cavalry Officers sword Modelo 1832. Blade marked “TOLEDO 1888”. The sword is 112cm long overall. The blade measures 94cm and is in

Rare Mexican Cavalry Troopers sword saber 1870’s. The sword is 985mm long and 25mm wide. Brass guard in good condition and the wooden grip is covered

Rare Mexican Navy Officer Eagle Head dress sword made in Toledo Spain with engraved blade with naval theme. Handle made of shark or ray-skin. Rare

Rare “C. Morel” marked Mexican Calvary sword. Blade 32" and dates to 1860-1875. Saw service well into the Mexican Revolution period.

Leather wrapped Mexican mounted officer’s sword which dates from the late 19th to early 20th century. The blade is slightly curved measuring 313/4 inc

Mexican Revolution era artillery sword 19th century marked “AC RM”.

Beautiful example of a French Imperial Eagle Standard that dates from the French Second Empire, Napoleon the III era and Maximillian period in Mexico

French sword dating to the Maximilian period in Mexico. France invaded Mexico and placed Austrian Prince Maximilian on the throne of Mexico French

French Second Empire Officers Sword with unique blade. Dates to the 1860’s when France invaded Mexico to support Maximilian on the throne of Mexico

1845/1855 French sword manufactured for the Mexican Army Officer (Artillery or Infantry) with engraved blade with Mexican Eagle on a bed of cactus

Mexican Cavalry machete used during the Mexican Revolution with leather scabbard

Good example of a German made Mexican Officer- sword and saw action all the way up to the Mexican Revolution. Blade measures 27-1/2" L and refl...

Mexican War era sword marked U.S. (Inspector Marked J.H.) 1846. N.P. Ames. Note the US Eagle on the guard. 30 inches overall in length but cut down at

Rare U.S. American Revolutionary war era hunting knife. Dates from 1750-1770. Original black leather scabbard. Historical information from original

Hunting knife early Bowie style, with 12" blade. Ca. 1830. One of the big and impressive knives imported into the USA at the time of the Alamo

Spanish Colonial Stiletto, ca. 1750-1800. Length overall is 111/2 inches with 8 inch quadrangular section blade tapered in length with olive form d

REVOLUTION PERIOD IMPORTED Spanish dagger which dates from the late part of the 19th to early part of the 20th century. Mounted with a leaf shaped bla

H: 7"

original Pancho Villa Wanted poster circa 1916. With Brigada Villa silk Arm Band. Due to lack of uniforms, members of Villas army would wear the

Original

Complete 5 Book set. By Gustavo Casasola

Each on measures approximately 16" x 20-1/2" Over 50 photos.

Dated May 15, 1908

Mexican Artillery General Eaglehead sword. 1917-1930. Black leather scabbard with some metal engraving. The overall length is 37 inches. Gold plate