POULIN'S PREMIER FIREARMS AUCTION, FEB 26, 27, 28 & MAR.1, 2026

This interesting knife looks like a small heavy handled Bowie knife that is worn on the belt in a leather scabbard. In actuality, it is a folding knif

BOWIE KNIFE. Several patterns of Bridgeport G. I. Co knives are known, circa 1890, this one is maker marked and model numbered "501", 13&q...

An excellent example of an English made American Civil War era belt knife measuring 11" overall with a plain 6" blade stamped at the ricas...

CHARLES ROBERTS, 124th PENNSYLVANIA. Very high grade Horstmann foot officer's sword, 32" bright lustrous blade with 16" patriotic etch...

NEOCLASSICAL DESIGNED GENERAL OFFICER PRESENTATION GRADE SWORD. 42" overall, 33" highest grade damascus blade with gold highly detailed pa...

"J.D. BURK.", "34" & "A 9 CAV" Stamped onto the brass hilt & guard appears to indicate this sword belonged to ...

An exceptional example of the seldom seen US M1832 Officer's sword measuring 35 1/2 inches overall with a heavily etched 29" blade with a s...

Both cutlass measure approx. 32" with 26" blades. Brass closed cup hilt. Wire wrapped leather grip. Leather scabbards with copper rivets. ...

1) A US M1840 NCO sword measuring 39 3/4 " overall with a plain single fullered blade measuring 32 1/2" with a barely visible "US&quo...

A good example of a late Federal period eagle head militia officer's sword measuring 33" overall with a 27 3/4" etched single fullered...