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. Presentation small-sword from the City of London to Admiral Sir John Jervis, Lord St Vincent 1735-1823. Hilt is gold and enamel. The oval pommel bears the arms of the City of London and (reverse) the arms of Jervis ensigned by the collar and badge of th
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National Maritime Museum

. Presentation Small-Sword. Owned by Captain W. Daniel (active 1758-1797). Small-sword silver gilt hilt with enamel insets on pommel grip, guard and shell with inscription on other side of shell. Blade is partially blued and gilded. There is a black? fis
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National Maritime Museum

. Presentation sword which belonged to Captain William Henry Daniel active 1781-1802. The small sword hilt consists of silver-gilt with enamel insets on the grip. The blade is partially blued and gilded. The black? fish-skin? scabbard has two lockets and
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National Maritime Museum

. Scabbard for sword.
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National Maritime Museum

. Spanish small-sword. Said to have belonged to Vice-Admiral Lord Collingwood (1750-1810). The hilt is gilded brass with a oviform pommel incorporating a prominant tang button, gilt knuckle bow, engaged to the pommel by a hook, cast in one piece with rica
1797
National Maritime Museum