On offer is a rare antique sword stick, dating to the late 19th to early 20th century, a discreet yet formidable self-defense weapon of its time. This elegant yet deadly piece features a triangular-section blade, a design that was later banned before World War II due to its effectiveness in combat.

The sword measures approximately 35 inches in length, housed within a finely crafted wooden cane. The blade remains in good condition, retaining its sharpness and original form. There are some hairline cracks in the bone handle and splitting to the wooden casing near the base, consistent with age and use, but these do not affect its integrity.

This is a highly collectible and sought-after antique weapon, making it an exceptional addition to any arms and militaria collection.

📌 Key Features:
✅ Authentic late 19th / early 20th-century sword stick
✅ Triangular blade design – Banned before WWII
✅ Approx. 35 inches in total length – Well-balanced construction
✅ Bone handle with age-related hairline cracks
✅ Wooden casing with some splitting at the base
✅ Highly collectible antique self-defense weapon

🎯 Perfect For:
✔️ Collectors of antique weapons & militaria
✔️ Historical enthusiasts & period self-defense aficionados
✔️ A rare display piece for arms collectors & museums
✔️ A conversation-starting addition to any antique collection

This rare and historically significant sword stick represents the elegance, craftsmanship, and intrigue of a bygone era.

📌 UK SALES ONLY due to weapon regulations – Secure this exceptional antique today!

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