Germany
We produce various swords for Malaysia - please contact us with your enquiry.
Malaysia Army General Scimitar Sword and scabbard
EUR 1.500,00
incl. 19 % VAT excl. shipping costs
Manufactured in Germany to MOD specifications and based on Wilkinson Sword parts purchased from WKC in 2005.
General Scimitar officer saber with steel scabbard for Malaysia Army
NSN: 8465-99-136-7276
Blade:
Hand-forged, curved blade. Hardened approx. 48-52° HRC Rockwell, hand polished and both sides of the blade with the British General Scimitar Officer etching. The etching is so deep that you can feel it with your fingernail. The blade dimensions are approximately 800 mm x 25.5 x 6 mm. (Slight deviations possible due to manual work)
Vessel:
Solid brass, polished and nickel-plated and 24 carat hard gold plated
Handle:
Ivory plastic trays attached with Tudor floral screws - hole for portepee provided.
Sheath:
Handmade, nickel-plated steel scabbard with 2 rings
Accesories:
Cloth bag, WKC certificate of authenticity
Sales only to adults
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Malaysia Police Officer's Sword with steel scabbard
EUR 495,00
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Malaysia Army Officer's Sword with scabbard
EUR 495,00
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Malaysia Army Cavalry Sword with Scabbard
Price on request
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This quality arm is the ceremonial version of the British Household- Cavalry Mounted Regiment sword with scabbard. It is crafted in accordance with the British MOD specifications.
Made in Germany.
In November 2005, WKC purchased the toolings of Wilkinson Sword Ltd. for production of various ceremonial swords.
HCMR & King's Troop RHA sword and scabbard - Other Ranks
- Blade:
Forged carbon steel blade. It is hardened to ca. 48-52° HRC Rockwell, then well-tempered and hand-polished. Dimensions ca. 895 x 30 x 7.5 mm
- Guard: Solid steel guard, hand-polished, nickel-plated guard. Cap made of solid brass, nickel- plated.
- Grip: Dermatine, checkered, brownish-red colour
- Scabbard: Heavy scabbard, nickelplated with 2 carrying rings
- Included Accessories: Protective cloth bag, WKC certificate of authenticity.
Specification of sword:
Length of blade - shoulder to point 895mm ± 5mm
Width of blade at shoulder 30mm ± 0.75mm
Thickness of blade at shoulder 7.5mm
Overall length of sword 1080mm ± 5mm
Weight of sword 1333g ± 60g
Length of scabbard ca. 935 mm
Customer must be 18 years of age
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Malaysia Firefighter Officer's Sword with scabbard
Price on request
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Malaysia Firefighter Officer's Sword with scabbard
Price on request
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Malaysia Court Sword with scabbard
Price on request
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Malaysia Cavalry Officer's Sword m/1912
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The M/1912 Cavalry Sword was the last standard issue cavalry sword used by the British Army during World War I. It features a single-edged blade with a flat back, measuring around 35 inches (89 cm) long. The blade is typically marked with the "WKC" maker's mark and acid etched with ornamental patterns and royal cypher.
The hilt of the sword consists of a steel guard, a wooden grip covered with ray skin, and a brass pommel.
The M/1912 Cavalry Sword was used by British cavalry units for mounted charges and close combat situations during World War I. It saw action in several major battles, including the Western Front and other theaters of war. er the war, it remained in service until today.
Today, the UK Cavalry Sword M/1912 made by WKC Solingen is highly sought after by collectors and enthusiasts due to its historical significance and quality craftsmanship.
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Malaysia Cavalry Sub-Officer's Sword m/1912
Price on request
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The UK Cavalry Sword M/1912, also known as the Pattern 1912 Cavalry Sword, is produced by WKC (Weyersberg, Kirschbaum & Co.) in Solingen, Germany. WKC is the last German sword manufacturer, and they produced a wide range of military swords for various countries, including the UK.
The M/1912 Cavalry Sword was the last standard issue cavalry sword used by the British Army during World War I. It features a single-edged blade with a flat back, measuring around 35 inches (89 cm) long. The blade is typically marked with the "WKC" maker's mark and acid etched with ornamental patterns and royal cypher.
The hilt of the sword consists of a steel guard, a wooden grip covered with ray skin, and a brass pommel.
The M/1912 Cavalry Sword was used by British cavalry units for mounted charges and close combat situations during World War I. It saw action in several major battles, including the Western Front and other theaters of war. er the war, it remained in service until today.
Today, the UK Cavalry Sword M/1912 made by WKC Solingen is highly sought after by collectors and enthusiasts due to its historical significance and quality craftsmanship.
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