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1803 PATTERN INFANTRY OFFICER'S SWORD BY GOLDNEY, CUTLER TO THE PRINCE OF WALES

1803 Pattern infantry officer's sword with ornate lion's head pommel and high-quality ivory grip, pierced metal guard bearing Royal cipher, curved fullered blade housed in black leather and golden brass fitted scabbard (some stitching/fittings loose), top mount engraved: 'Goldneys, Late Neild, St. James Street. London, Cutlers to his Royal Highness, Prince of Wales.'
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Thomas Goldney operated from 1791, taking over from James Neild of 1777, sword Cutler 'to their Royal Highnesses Prince William Henry, Prince Edward, Prince Ernest, Prince Augustus & Prince Aldolphus.'