Authentic 19th Century Colonial Indian Stick Sword
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Authentic 19th Century Colonial Indian Stick Sword

Victorian British Raj Sword Stick

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On sale is a mid 19th Century sword stick originating from colonial India. Appearing as a walking stick, a long blade is hidden within the wooden case. A brass lions head features at the top of the stick where you find closely there is an elegant combination of carved wood and detailed ivory pattern on the handle.

*Condition*

Overall, the sword stick is in okay condition. The handle and blade are certainly the redeeming features of this sword as both elements only contain limited damage. Unfortunately, case for the blade contains a large crack. Please refer to the images as a part of our condition report.

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